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More contortionist feats

See this bunk?
What you don't see is this 50 something year old body,
that has not wintered well
trying to figure a way to maneuver
in there to paint that bunk.
Let me tell you folks,
it was not a pretty sight.
And it is not done.
One coat of Kilz,
and it still needs two coats of paint.
You guessed it,
two more nights of contortionist training.
I
It was tight.
Very tight.
Then I folded it back up and painted the underside.
Some more painting on the doors and drawers,
and a coat of sealer on them
so they wipe clean.
I was hoping to salvage this linoleum,
but
JWS is not optimistic.
I did manage to rehang this magazine rack.
I can't wait to fill it with some of my
vintage trailer magazines.
We have a camping trip planned for mid May,
close to home
because we are not sure how far we should try to
tow this.
and
we have no title.
Anyone have any thoughts on how to get that?

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Comment by Sylvia Ivie on June 2, 2013 at 9:34pm

You made me giggle with your "contortionist feats."  

Regarding the title.  Go to your DMV and have a title search done with the VIN number usually found on the tongue if it's a trailer.  If the search doesn't show up as a stolen trailer... you can apply for a lost title replacement but you'll have to track down the previous owner and ask them to sign a release.  It's a bit complicated... but it can be done.

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