This is the insides were most of the work seems to have been.

Lots of pictures.

Rear

Left Side

Right Side

Insides

Bathroom

Cockpit

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This is were I got started on the insides.

Pull it all out and start from scratch

 
Just over the sink we had this leak to deal with. Come to find out they didn't have the main roof skin on right. This took some doing to fix but No leaks.
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I took it clear down to the floor and replace all the rear seating and bed area with Cedar to keep it as light as possible.
 
Here I ended taking out all the cabinets and storage area. It had leaked around it all and I was this fare so Riper out.
     
 
This storage tray was in the upper right rear corner. Gee, I can see the light.
 

Down she comes

I replaced everything down to the floor.

     
 
This was more of that crooked roof problem. I was able fix it and replaced the ceiling as well.
 

Yup, Ripped it all out to make a Big hole.

I should have taken better measurements but oh well, I got it figured out.

     
 
As you can see, I have it all framed in and even put the Oak were the roof ladder will mount. I did the same for the ceiling for the top of the ladder and the roof rack.
 

I added a vent, rewired the whole deal with a floating ground as not to have grounding problems.

All the wires passed though some brake line Tubing that I cut and inserted into the beams as not to hit it with staples.

     
 
The old hood over the stove was making some weird noise's so I knew it was close to going out, so Out it came.
 

We were able to score a new microwave with hood for Dirt cheap but the outlet for the vent was in a different place.

Not a problem, just make a new hole.

     
 
Not too bad. I built a mounting frame to hang the microwave from. I attached the frame to the ceiling joists.
 
I took some $1.62 cent cedar fence boards and ran them though the planer and found that they work pretty good for this.
     
 
I even made the door out of the cedar fence boards. Worked out pretty nice and Cheep too.
 

Now that I got the cabinet done I finished putting in the insulation. That was a Lot of cutting and I found it was easy with a old fashion miter saw blade.

Lets see, were did put that 3M glue again ;-)

     
 

Here you can see we put the paneling up and painted it. I also added more cabinets across the back for storage, built a new table and we are ready to roll.

 

 

 

This is just a lighter picture of them but you can see around the windows that I need to put the trim on them. Lets see....I wonder of I have a few more fence boards left. I will just plane them down to 1/4 inch and seal them.

Yup, that will work but We are out of here now.

ROAD TRIP !

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