Pics of my '76 Trillium 1300

[littlemisspippy]

Hello all…I think I've figured out how to add pictures now I added them to my profile album but thought I'd post here…so far we have cleaned the outside really well, removed the existing vinyl floors and ground off all the glue left on the base - we will be installing vinyl hardwood floor planks, removed the doors and added trim - they are currently being painted, cleaned and filled holes/cracks, painted the walls and ceiling with one coat and primed 2 coats on to the fiberglass portions. The cushions are currently being recovered at a marine upholstery place…am hoping to replace the existing cooktop with a new stainless one…there will be new 12V lights and new galvanized fixtures over the table and sink…am loving this project!! Our target date to have it mostly ready is the Eggfest Rally on May 22nd!

[David Tilston]

Nice!
I am having a hard time deciphering the shot of your floor, with the vacuum cleaner. Is the floor not connected to the gaucho and closet?

[littlemisspippy]

David - that shot is the floor under the dinette table that has been cleaned off. As an aside, I was reading another thread where the owner of a '75 trillium mentioned he had a plywood floor? I thought that the trillys had fiberglass floors unlike the scamps?

[David Tilston]

There are three layers to a Trillium floor. The shell of the trailer is the bottom layer then a 3/4" plywood sheet, then a fibreglass layer that usually includes the furniture. It was the apparent separation between the furniture and the floor, on your trailer, that I was curious about. It would not make much difference to the trailer. I think it was a manufacturing convenience thing mostly.