Front Cabin Area

Here are a few photos of the front cabin area that is put back together:

The front cap now has insulation in it and the speakers are once again mounted...


The middle cabinet door is now attached and has a latch mounted to keep it closed.


The seatbelts are now attached to the 2 chairs.

A few things that still need to be done in this area are: the wood trim that will cover the black front of the slide and front cabin area; the window coverings; the corner trim piece that goes on the slide out corner; the middle cabinet needs a bottom put in it to protect the light fixture wiring that is mounted on the bottom; the driver door fabric that needs to be redone.

More Electrical

DH added another outlet on the bottom of the front cabinet.

This one is a GFCI outlet that is not tied to the inverter.  It will be great to use for an electrical heater during the winter when we are not dry-camping.

Dog House Carpeting Stages

We started out with this-


-And then proceeded to these two stages -


To finally get to this!

Front Passenger Wall Repair

I left off with this photo-

-yep we had a bit of a dry rot problem.
We removed the rotten wood and cleaned up the area-

We then took a piece of green lumber and notched it so the power mirror wires are recessed.

The glue went on and the brace went up. 

 The outside power mirror was re-mounted so that the screws would also hold it tight. It feels nice to know the mirror is mounted into something other than Styrofoam.

Formica-Wallpaper Match

You saw from my last post that we have run into "wall-siding" issues. We will replace the "wall" but it looks like will replace it with a Formica panel.
Here is a photo of the Formica chip next to the "wallpaper".


-And here is a close-up:

Finally here is a photo of the two blended together-

I think we made a great choice!