Oh what a difference a day makes!

One example of how fiberglass can clean up. From the curb this door looks almost new. We still have “black trim” work to do, but coming along real well. No more brown claw marks; although the fiberglass up close still shows the many years of California sub damage. Stage Two comes next – wet sanding

Elbow Grease & Magic Tricks

We started the big wash today. Only got half way done. Showing the trailer some love today. The darker areas look like chicken scratches up, even from a distance. We are in phase one of restoring the fiberglass – removing the deep deep grime. The outcome is stunning. Thought I would take a break for

Wash Day

Today will be our first attempt at putting the Rig into the driveway. Testing the new Trailer Jacks and Tongue Jack as well – going to need to level the Trailer to work inside it and to prevent it from taking a run across the street when we’re not looking. Time for a bath. our

The BEAST.

Deserves another post. This 2004 Suburban is in great shape. I am having to do a refresh on the radio-cd-cassette player which has a broken CD player and only one active audio channel. Try replacing a Chevy stock radio sometime. GM programmed these to read the vehicle VIN number from the vehicle computer – works

Small wounds.

When a couple of bandaids do the trick until we get to the overall cleanup, the exterior skin is in good shape.When a couple of bandaids do the trick until we get to the overall cleanup, the exterior skin is in good shape.

Starting with w/ a well used classic.

What is it? Thor Manufacture – 1993 27′ Four Winds. Still looking for its model number and original documentation and brochures.

Thank you Sacramento Valley Trailer.

Shout out to Sacramento Valley Trailer, Auburn Blvd, and their amazingly skilled professional staff, particularly Wayne. The trailer did not have a working Ball Lock on the Trailer Tongue when we went to pick it up in Oakley, CA, located on the Sacramento Delta. Wayne came up with adding a Curt Weight Distribution System which

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And we begin.

<p class="has-drop-cap" value="<amp-fit-text layout="fixed-height" min-font-size="6" max-font-size="72" height="80">New to us. Seasoned vets in their own right. Blending 1993 with 2004 and adding a pinch of 2021. It took a bit of creative thinking and guts to bring home the Camper Trailer which had no ball lock. The Suburban was an amazing find sitting alone and unused