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Hi All---Here are some photos of my little project which I started in the fall.More to come when I get more batteries for my camera.:)

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Oh, man, Ches. I don't know if I'm glad you're posting pictures or not. I mean, I had no idea you had an oven in your trailer... and now I've got to figure out if I am jealous.

:jester

Note on the camera batteries: spring for rechargeables as soon as you can. I find they hold a charge even longer than a set of Duracell Ultra's. (I bought them because I knew how quickly they'd pay for themselves, and hate throwing away so many batteries. But the fact that the charge actually lasts longer is a little fleur de lis to go along with the rest of it.)

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Hi Mary-------Batteries I see can be a problem. I bought an adapter to plug camera into wall socket which I can pick up tomorrow,As for oven, any unit I ever had all had ovens.Going to Lethbridge Alberta tommorow and will also pick up Battery charger.:)

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Ches thats great . was the stove top in that position or did you move it when you installed the oven/ anyway you've done marvelous job and unlike Mary I have it all figured I AM JEALOUS!:sick :feet

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Hi Pippa
The oven was already there.The big change I did was the back end where you see the bunks/beds.Any thing else I did was repairs to insolite and painting.Installed radio and put up those little picturies you see.Also put in hardwood floors,took out curtains and put in venitian blinds.Will post more photos latter.:wave

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Is that that bunk we were talking about? you know, the 500 one? :)

The whole trailer looks so clean. and you used what to make/cover the cabinets with? an is that carpet on the wallsand ceiling? and did you rip everything out and put it back? and--well I'll think of something, give me a min.

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Jana------All the white you see is melimaine paint.The cabinets were panelling(horrible brown)I sanded down, put on primer then painted.
The roof/wall material you see is called insolite.A type of aircraft insulation.It was hanging down in places and I reglued back up and painted it also using same paint.The bed/bunk area is free standing.They both are 3/4 size beds.I got new foam in house waiting to install.:)

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You've told me that, and I just couldn't think when I saw those pictures. It looks like carpet. I like...a lot. Your door must be positioned better then mine. I only have about 2 ft to the front of my door. thats 3/4 of a twin, or a bigger bed your talking about?

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I like the oven too.....but the rear bumper is cool factor 12! Give us a few more outside shots too- the glass looks well restored.

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Orginally posted by Thomas and Janifer

You've told me that, and I just couldn't think when I saw those pictures. It looks like carpet. I like...a lot. Your door must be positioned better then mine. I only have about 2 ft to the front of my door. thats 3/4 of a twin, or a bigger bed your talking about?

Jana
3/4 of a normal bed.Reason for that is with me working steady nite shift, I have a hard time sleeping at nite on my days off.This way I can toss and turn or get up and read or whatever without disturbing my better half.

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Hi Phil
Will do as soon as I get batteries.I live out of town,no store here.The back bumber was like that when I got RV.Looks like someone carried bikes or maybe motor bikes.It will come in handy this summer.The trees best move when I back in.:)

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Here are a few more inside shots.

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The hardwood floors are a snap and click in place type of thing.Each peice is about 8 inches widex2ft long.There is underlay foam .took about 2hrs of work to install and a whole pile of hrs measuring.:)

Going to work on painting bathroom next.

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Chester, you did a wonderful job. :thumb
I was puzzled about the last photo :conf
Untill I figured out the mirror was playing with me :P

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Hi Lex---Yes those mirrows can play tricks on you.Thanks for feedback.:wave

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Wow! Nice looking rig, Ches!

I need more details on that "tree proof" rear bumper!

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Chester,

The hardwood floor looks great! I also like your venetian blinds. Our Bigfoot has linen curtains but they don't really cover the windows where the edges go on an angle and I keep them closed with clothespins. The blinds look so much better.

Everything else is looking very nice, too.

Thanks very much for putting up the pictures.

Marion

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Looked like Ches has a sunken-slide-out. By that I mean the stove is in the next room and 2 steps down. :conf Nice concept eh? :lol


Nice looking unit and great pics Chester - way to go! :cool

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Orginally posted by Charles Watts

Wow! Nice looking rig, Ches!

I need more details on that "tree proof" rear bumper!

Charles-----That bumper was there when I bought it.Its quite strong and If you look close it has 4 tie down rings.The one closest too RV holds Sewer hoseand other one holds awning poles etc.I guess if you do hit a tree the back one will take the damage.:)

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Charles

Close up of bumper and attached jacks.There are four jacks.One on each corner,They can lift the whole unit off the ground.Very stable.

Just a general photo of side.

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