61 Shasta rebuild. Nearing the home stretch

Ok gang, we are here. I really didn't do much on Chucks Waggin until a few weeks ago when we got back from a month long trip to Arkansas. If you look at a map, Arkansas is a long way from Washington and we took the long route (by motor home) We had planned to take Chucks Waggin but it just didn't work out. Anyway, I am renewing my link here for those of you that are interested. I updated it today with pics of where I am right now and even updated some of the picture info. I now have all of the new skin on and secured. I didn't replace the roof as it was in really good shape. The new skin is 24 gauge instead of the original 22 gauge and that gave me some challenges but it is working out ok. I used a local sheet metal shop and they did an awesome job although I wish I had insisted on sticking with the original thickness as working with the thicker stuff creates some interesting challenges. I can't complain too much as all of the skin including door frame, threshold, and some window frame cost under $700. I took them my old skin to use as a pattern and they did a good job of following the contours. As the pictures show, I used an aerosol undercoating made by Bondo and am real pleased with its application. Even though I used stainless screws to secure the skin to the skirt boards, I went a bit further and masked off the trailer so I could put a layer of undercoating on the screw heads and seal up between the skirt boards and where the skin folds under. Anyway, hope you enjoy this thread and if any questions feel free to ask. I have started to install the drip and j rail and will post pictures when finished. The unit will be painted in our local paint shop and the wheels will be cleaned and powder coated through our local Les Shwab tire store. I "think" we have settled on a red lower section with a white upper and a dark red stipe. You will notice in the pictures there is a wiring diagram which I drew up for a member on the other site. I don't really fit with my stuff but I just left it there in case someone else might need something similar. 
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