That went quite well!
We placed the first section of the floor board in the rear of the camper.
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| All screwed down! Looks great! |
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| Why is there a gap between the boards? |
We didn't remember a gap when we removed the floor boards???
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| Do you see what I see? |
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| Had to laugh, even though it means more work for later! |
Now we know why there is a gap in the floor boards.
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| Now that is much better! |
Next problem!
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| We had to trim the floor board by the door. The board was too thick. |
Oh and if you see the grass stuck in the rear frame....
By the way he's okay! I love that man!
Oh my...I have done that ..going down in the back when I forgot to put the jacks underneath..scared the you know what out of me...then I laughed...
ReplyDeleteBill yelled, "Traci, what did you do?" I started laughing and ran to the tong and push the little camper back down.
ReplyDeleteHilarious. You're right...ya gotta laugh.
ReplyDeleteKeeps ya off the sauce. ;)
Very cute. Thanks for sharing.
cute, I have a 62 Shasta also, a bit bigger
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ReplyDeleteThanks for following. What model is your 62 Shasta? Just don't you love them!
This is too funny. I don't feel quite at all alone on the more comical (at least looking back) aspects of restoration. With the skin off the whole thing is way more initimidating.
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