Hi everyone.
My wife bought this
Trillium 1300 with front bunks recently in Victoria, BC. It's a nice little unit but needs some minor work.
This is the stuff we'll be tackling (not necessarily in order of priority):
- get a more capable tow vehicle. My 4-cylinder Chevy Tracker won't cut it.
- reseal all
windows. There's a pooling of water on the left-hand side of the front bunk. I'm hoping the leak is from the front window and not the belly band. I've been reading a thread already about how to do reseal the
windows and while the job itself doesn't seem too intimidating, I'll be asking questions about the best place to buy replacement supplies (screws, butyl tape, etc) at Canadian retailers.
- install new roof vent. Existing one is original and while it works it's ugly.
- fix minor spider webbing in a couple of places.
- new
awning.
- all new upholstery including foam. The new owner (my wife) intends to sew new curtains.
- check
furnace and stove. Stove has surface rust and pitting so I may replace it.
- Replace broken right taillight. I found the replacement ones on
Fibreglass RV Parts, Repairs, and Service by Paul Neumeister
I hope we haven't taken on a big project but I guess it's like any classic vehicle. No matter what happens it'll be a smaller project than my camper van.
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