This is what started this whole project. I knew the rear was rotten and part of the sides but not sure how fare up I would have to go until I got into it.

Glad I did as this is Perfect for the two of us.

I like it.

Rear

Left Side

Right Side

Insides

Bathroom

Cockpit

Home

 

 

 
I was afraid to roll down one of the front window in fear of not knowing what window would blow out into the street first, the Rear or one of the back side windows.
  
The back window was screwed to this chunk of plywood to get it home.
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This shows me still taking it apart. Even the roof is sagging.
  
I had jacked up the roof to hold things in place. I then started replacing the rafters in it too. I found some exterior wood that had dried and was bowed. I put the Bow's Up to help hold the roof in place.
 
This sucker had about a 2 to 2.5" sag in it. Once I was able to replace the rafters, it stayed were it belonged.
  
Well, the Top half is gutted and now ready to start going back together.
 
I laid out the rear frame work as to Glue and Screw it all together.
  
I even fitted the Ladder rack and put Oak blocks to were it would attach too. This was part of the Leak problem it had. I didn't want this thing to move at all.
 

Now on to the lower section.

This to was pretty rotten right at the back end. I was able to dig this out, pull all the staples and slide in a exterior 2x6 that had to be pounded in.

It too was Glued and Screwed.

  

I had to replace the rear base board between the floor and sub floor. Other than that, it all was pretty solid.

I was able to drive in a 2x6 here and attach both the top and bottom peices to it.
     
More on the back panel soon.