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Post by htchevyii on Oct 14, 2016 19:29:02 GMT -8
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Post by htchevyii on Oct 2, 2016 17:37:19 GMT -8
I thought that I would have the rear rebuilt this weekend. Oh well.
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Post by htchevyii on Sept 24, 2016 20:21:07 GMT -8
Slight wheel well separation. Heather got tired of scraping silicone, so she made some no sew seat cushions. O Ll
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Post by htchevyii on Sept 24, 2016 19:59:46 GMT -8
I think that the counter is only about 1/2" out of level. I'm not really sure where the issue lies, it seems like the outriggers on the metal frame itself would have to have sagged. The wall is still tight against the angle iron on the frame and the skirt board is pretty intact. I'm wondering if I can just make the new skirt taller or try to bend the frame back up and reinforce it? There is about a 1/2" gab from the back of the wheel liner to the floor, everywhere else is still attached. I'm not sure what the 2x3" boards inside the skirt boards are called, but the one that I replaced was a PITA! Rusted bolts didn't want to come out, even after I cut them off. L The inner board on the[/quote]
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Post by htchevyii on Sept 11, 2016 19:13:37 GMT -8
I had it up on the lift, so I didn't have to crawl around on the floor. I removed the lower skins today. Plenty of room for the tire, probably 1 1/2" from the bracket. There is some noticible drooping to the street side wall as you predicted. Is there a thread on fixing this? Oo
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Post by htchevyii on Sept 5, 2016 18:46:45 GMT -8
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Post by htchevyii on Aug 20, 2016 20:03:39 GMT -8
I like the Sherwin Williams paint. They sell a primer for slick surfaces such as paneling, it's a must. I painted the interior doors in my house with the primer and S.W. paint and they still look great after 6 years.
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Post by htchevyii on Aug 8, 2016 16:43:33 GMT -8
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Post by htchevyii on Aug 7, 2016 20:20:26 GMT -8
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Post by htchevyii on Aug 7, 2016 19:47:01 GMT -8
I've just begun work in my first vintage trailer, a 1966 Lo-liner. It is in pretty good shape for its age, but definitely is in need of some love. No visible leaks in the roof, some staining near the front and rear windows. The floor is solid. There is rot in the lower sill plywood on all four corners and the rear trunk area. I pulled off the front skin and was happy to see no water damage other than what I allready knew was there. I also pulled all of the street side windows and door ant all of the framing looks good. So far, I am pleased with what I have found. The worst part is trying to clean off the 10 tubes of silicone that were applied everywhere! The rear window is a disaster, plexi glass glued in with tons of caulk and silicone. I added som pics of the Good, the bad and the ugly below.
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Post by htchevyii on Aug 3, 2016 4:11:16 GMT -8
HI, My name is Trey, I'm in Northern CA, on the coast near Eureka. All the windows and trim are coming out and as much of the skin as needed for repairs. I've got the front loose to the first seam, but it sure doesn't wast to come apart, maybe I'll go ahead and pull the window and see if I can get it apart at the next seam. I do not see any damage to the framing in the front, just want to remove the lower skin to replace it. 1000 rusty screws and 10 tubes of silicone to remove! Thanks
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Post by htchevyii on Aug 2, 2016 20:51:09 GMT -8
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Post by htchevyii on Aug 2, 2016 20:48:38 GMT -8
Hi guys, I just started tearing into my first trailer, a 1966 Lo-liner. I started removing the front lower skin that is damaged and needs to be replaced. Any tips on separating the two pieces at the seam? I watched a video on a Lo-liner and the guy easily separated them, but mine sure seem to be crimped togeather. I'm thinking that I'm going to be crawling under there trying to carefully pry the seam apart? Any tips would be appreciated. Thanks!
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Post by htchevyii on Aug 2, 2016 20:02:47 GMT -8
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Post by htchevyii on Aug 2, 2016 20:00:29 GMT -8
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