Byron's Mods to a new Scamp 13'

[Byron Kinnaman]

Here's three small mods that were made to my 2006 S13 before it ever left my driveway for it's first camping trip.

Mod No. 1 Added a smoke detector. It's mounted on the street side of the rear overhead cabinet.

Mod No. 2 Added a Barometer to the curb side of the rear overhead cabinet. Actually it's thermometer, hygrometer and Barometer all in one. I have to make the mounting ring.

Mod No. 3 Added a partition in the storage area, under the dinette seat on the street side. This is where the converter is mounted. Since our choice of bedding is sleeping bags, I was afraid that the bags would get against the converter and block the air needed to keep it cool.


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[Byron Kinnaman]

The next mod has been planned and work started. Those three little press board cupboard doors above the sink and stove. They'll be replace with maple doors. I plan on woodburning and painting a mountain sceen across the three doors. A Trip-Pic is I have in mind. The wood has been selected and purchased. Glued up. Now to cut to door size, make a temporty bridge to hold all three togother. Then I can start the woodburnning process. I hope to have these done and in place by the Northern Gathering.


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[Gina D.]

All good things to have.

Can I have your curtains?

[Donna D.]

Just can't leave well enough alone Byron?

Looks great...can't wait to see the doors at the Northern Oregon Gathering too

I have three picture frame maple cabinet doors I need made...sigh, I don't have the ability to do it myself...gotta find a cabinet maker to make 'em ($$$ )

[Byron Kinnaman]

Just can't leave well enough alone Byron?

That's a concept I just don't understand.

I have three picture frame maple cabinet doors I need made...sigh, I don't have the ability to do it myself...gotta find a cabinet maker to make 'em ($$$ )

You might want to check these guys out. There's a list of Oregon woodworkers that do that type of thing.

[Byron Kinnaman]

Can I have your curtains?

So sorry.. The boss want's to keep them, at least for now.

[Donna D.]

You might want to check these guys out. There's a list of Oregon woodworkers that do that type of thing.

Bookmarked!! Thanks Byron.

[Per Walthinsen]

If you like, email me with a few details about what you'd like to have made. Who knows, it could be right up my alley.