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You guys are going to have so much fun with yours. From the renovation to the fun times!
Our leak, when it rains, is right at the corner of the front window, thus we need to replace the panel just below.
When you guys get a chance to come this way, you should bring yours to our Camp Ground here at Crow Butte. We are in Paterson Wa. We have a guy who comes quite regularly from Portland in his little vintage trailer. www.crowbutte.com We are right in the Columbia River with lots of great fishing!
I believe it is, yes.
We haven't done anything inside yet, but are planning on new flooring, replacing a panel, painting inside and replacing and recovering the cushions. Possibly taking out the top bunk. Oh and switching out the Ice Box and finding replacement light covers for the back.
We are in Southeastern Washington State. Where's PDX?
We thought about gutting ours but it was in such good shape when we got it we didn't wanted to keep it as original as possible.
Welcome to the forum Robin & Tom. We are in the south PDX area ourselves. My wife & I bought a Terry Travel Trailer at the end of the season last year that we are going to attempt to remodel. Right now we currently have it completely gutted. The next step is to take off all of the siding and roofing and replace it all. I am not sure that we know what we got ourselves in for, but I think we are up to the challenge.
Welcome again to the forum. :o)
Craig & Lisa