Maintenance & Restoration

Phil Underwood · 10-12-2009, 08:06 PM

For those that dont know, our whole family has fiberglass RV's

First mine and Denise's have the Bigfoot 21 RB
my mom and dad have a 17ft Casita Liberty Deluxe
Denise's dad has 17ft Casita Spirit Deluxe

and Denise's mom "who actually has a small house behind ours' has been tent camping with us for the past few years next to our camper. After the rain at spring fling rally she decided she wanted a 13ft fiberglass RV.

So after looking for awhile she decided she wanted the 13ft Lovebug that Lisa Rynearson "also a member on here
" had for sale at the last Pineknott Rally.

Well it was delivered today,and im already starting the mods for her.. adding a solar panel, bike rack and some other goodies for her. Here are some pics

Phil Underwood · 10-12-2009, 08:07 PM

more pics

Phil Underwood · 10-12-2009, 08:08 PM

we have to say Lisa did an excellent job restoring this camper

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David and Nancy · 10-12-2009, 08:36 PM

Hi Phil and Denise

That is a really cool looking trailer and just right for one. It looks very well cared for, too. If she parks it on the north side of your Bigfoot, there ought to be plenty of shade for it.

Dave

Nita F. · 10-12-2009, 08:48 PM

I was wondering why you were hanging out at Lisa's camper at Pine Knot! Congratulations on another fine purchase. Should be an interesting sight with the former police car towing the Love Bug!

Nita

Michael W A · 10-12-2009, 09:44 PM

That is a very nice looking trailer. Thanks for the pics.
Mike

Alf S. · 10-13-2009, 06:13 AM

Hi:Phil Underwood... Looks a really nice unit. Is that Scamp upholstery I see? Does the Love Bug mean you're going to tow doubles?
Alf S. North shore of Lake Erie

brian m. · 10-13-2009, 06:54 AM

Hey Phil, Your family can hold it's own FGRV Rally! Congrats, the Lovebug looks great. What mods are you going to do to it?

Phil Underwood · 10-13-2009, 07:24 AM

You are correct that is Scamp interior , and the first mods her mom wants are a solar panel and a bike rack

Robin G · 10-13-2009, 09:55 AM

Looks like a great buy, Tell your MIL Congrats! And Enjoy!

I agree with Brian, Sounds like an Underwood rally would have lot's of glass in attendance.

Pete · 10-13-2009, 03:35 PM

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Hi Phil and Denise

. . . If she parks it on the north side of your Bigfoot, there ought to be plenty of shade for it.

Dave

Most excellent, Phil! I'm so glad for her that she'll no longer need to battle with the set up & tear down routine of a tent. No more late night "high water rescues" as her tent fills with water and everyone will have a nice night's sleep.

_____

Well Done . . .

Lisa Rynearson · 10-14-2009, 08:02 AM

I know the Lovebug is in great hands and will be well taken care of. Be sure and post some pics of the mods you make. I am now looking for a 16' with a bathroom. Hopefully I'll have one before the Matagorda Rally, otherwise I may be the one that needs rescued from a tent.

Mary Conrad · 10-14-2009, 11:17 AM

I guess I am "official" now.

Hope to see everyone at the next rally. I love the little Love bug, Lisa did a wonderful job of fixing it up.

Mary

Robin G · 10-14-2009, 10:53 PM

Welcome Mary, and Congrat's it's a cutie. Enjoy!

addean · 10-15-2009, 05:14 PM

Mary
Glad you got it. Hope you have as much fun with your 13ft as we did with ours.
Arlis & Nina

David & Leslie · 10-18-2009, 11:13 PM

Mary, and congratulations on increasing the number of 'Eggs' in the family nest! We are in our 4th year of touring this gorgeous country in our Scamp 13 and look forward to many more years and miles of fun. Hope you will enjoy the same with your LoveBug! Perhaps our travel paths will cross one of these days. Wishing you safe journeys and many wonderful memories. Happy Trails - L 'n D

Lee Senn · 11-01-2009, 09:58 PM

First congratulations to Mary (and kudos to Lisa for a really cool renovation ). Mary I know you will really enjoy a dry place to camp! My wife, Norma, and I just came back from a week on the Oregon coast ( on the way home from the Stub Stewart gathering ) and it rained daily. We really sympathized with the tent campers who were out in the wet. We backpacked New Mexico for many years and did not encounter to many rainy days in that area but it was really a mess when we did. I really like the flooring in the Love Bug and have a question for Mary, Lisa or Phil. Please tell me exactly what the floor covering is and what the installation process was. Thanks Lee

Lisa Rynearson · 11-02-2009, 07:22 AM

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First congratulations to Mary (and kudos to Lisa for a really cool renovation ). Mary I know you will really enjoy a dry place to camp! My wife, Norma, and I just came back from a week on the Oregon coast ( on the way home from the Stub Stewart gathering ) and it rained daily. We really sympathized with the tent campers who were out in the wet. We backpacked New Mexico for many years and did not encounter to many rainy days in that area but it was really a mess when we did. I really like the flooring in the Love Bug and have a question for Mary, Lisa or Phil. Please tell me exactly what the floor covering is and what the installation process was. Thanks Lee

The floor covering is linoleum that has a wood floor design. It came from Lowe's ( Home Depot also sells it) and it was approx. $15.00 for a 9'x12' remnant. It was very easy to put down. Just apply the glue, which came in a qt can, , let it sit until it is tacky, then proceed to lay the linoleum down. It is very easy to do. It took less than 2 hours for the entire floor to be installed.

Lee Senn · 11-02-2009, 04:55 PM

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The floor covering is linoleum that has a wood floor design. It came from Lowe's ( Home Depot also sells it) and it was approx. $15.00 for a 9'x12' remnant. It was very easy to put down. Just apply the glue, which came in a qt can, , let it sit until it is tacky, then proceed to lay the linoleum down. It is very easy to do. It took less than 2 hours for the entire floor to be installed.

Lisa Thanks for the response. I will be checking it out and am looking forward to replacing the carpet we currently have. On a recent trip we had a front winddow leak which in turn caused the carpet to get wet. It rained then for a solid week
leaving us with a miserable mess that never dried out. I now understand why so many of the eggs have hardwood or linoleum floors and I intend to follow suit. Thanks again Lee

Phil Underwood · 02-28-2010, 08:09 AM

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I was wondering why you were hanging out at Lisa's camper at Pine Knot! Congratulations on another fine purchase. Should be an interesting sight with the former police car towing the Love Bug!

Nita

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