Hi, this is my first time posting/blogging, so hope I am doing it right.  The front of my 1968 Aristrocrat Lowliner is in need of some TLC but I'm not sure how to proceed.  I figured the ugly brown added on tin piece in front was hiding something but was surprised when I took it off to see the big rip across the front.  From what I can see, the wood underneath seems to be solid but there is a piece on the left bottom side that looks like it probably needs replaced. 

 

camper%20front1.jpg I'd greatly appreciate any suggestions anyone can offer, including where to find a replacement piece of tin and what kind to get.  Thanks!

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Comment by Tammy Pratt on July 5, 2013 at 2:28pm

Pinterest rocks! I have bunches on my rv boards!

Comment by Jeanne on July 5, 2013 at 12:22pm

Thanks Tammy and Pat.  I didn't think of looking either place--and pinterest hooked me up with a whole bunch of new idea sources too!  Can't wait to get started :)

 

Comment by Tammy Pratt on July 2, 2013 at 6:13pm

If you do not have any luck going original you can always trim it out in diamond plating much like is seen here. http://pinterest.com/pin/33143747229376851/  Not original but it would look much better than an ugly brown tin piece.

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