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At 11:24pm on July 9, 2012, Brenda Cornett said…
Love what you'v done with your trailer. Birch is a great ideal. I have a hired 1969 yellowstone, but I don't think my hubby is as excited about it as I am. I'll show him your pics. This is our first camper, what a deal...lol
At 1:23pm on April 22, 2012, Robin & Tom said…

Looks like we need to do some work on our Aladdin, might be contact you for advice!  Looks like you are doing everything right!      -Robin

At 7:35pm on March 27, 2012, Cece Mosher said…

Thank You soooo much Craig and Lisa. That was very nice of you. You went even further than  I dared by my self. I really appreciate all your pain. But....it's sooo worth it in the end.

At 7:16pm on January 19, 2012, Beth Plutro said…

Hi Lisa - nice to talk to another Terry owner.  Yes-my cabinets do have a toe kick at the bottom.  Let me know if you have any other questions.  I am in the process of getting some pictures together.  I just bought the camper a few months ago and only work on it every other weekend.  So far, we have replaced the entire ceiling and put black and white tile in the bathroom floor.  From the pictures, your camper looks exactly like mine.....even the color of the stove!  :)  Just curious as to what kind of furnace you are putting in it now?  We put a furnace/air conditioner underneath of the long sofa.  We plan to take the old furnace out and use the space as storage. 

At 1:20pm on November 1, 2011, Frank E. Drenner said…

Holy Cow! You scared the you know what out of me! Thanks for the pics I had no idea it would be so much work. Im not into all of that. Yall really had some work, it looks like the outcome will be job well done.. Thanks for your advise.. I think I will keep looking.

Kind regards, Frank D

At 12:47pm on August 8, 2011, Kurth Family said…
Thanks for your insight. Did you do any metal reinforcing? My huband knows how to weld and my father-in-law has a torch. We kinda want to add support. Again the craftmanship of this thing is suprisingly chinsey. I swear we are going to replace everything by the time we are finished. I like your pics, that is alot of work, and inspiration!
At 12:15pm on August 2, 2011, Kurth Family said…
We just posted pics of the outside of our rv!
At 11:35am on August 2, 2011, Kurth Family said…
Greetings Craig and Lisa! Thank you for welcoming us! Your rv sounds super neat! This weekend we were ripping out carpet and dry rot! Its really exciting that their are other people who have fallen in love with an old rv too! I cant wait to go through and see what everyone has done. And about the duck issue, ironically the only graduation we went to this year was at osu for my cousin!
At 10:21am on July 28, 2011, Jeanne said…
Lol, thanks but I'm an old lady of 46.  In addition to that son-in-law I have 3 daughters(18, 20 and 22) and a grandson who will be 3 in October. Can't wait to take him camping! He already thinks the camper is about the coolest thing since juice boxes.
At 9:35pm on July 15, 2011, Bud Clark said…

Craig and Lisa,

 

Thank you for your note.I love old Flx's. I have owned a 1945 Clipper ( needs lots  and lots of work) for bout 18 years and have done nothing to her except drive her around Oregon. She was RV'ed in 1950 and is in it's original condition. Since my heart trouble, about 8 years ago, she has been in storage . Now that I am feeling a lil better I want to start a redo. Anyway thanks for the note. It"s always nice to hear from peope who loves these old beautiful buses. Let's keep in touch.

 

Bud 

At 2:07pm on July 10, 2011, M P said…
Thank you!  She is my "other" baby....  I just love camping in her!
At 10:07am on June 29, 2011, Kevin Town said…
Thank you for the comment!
At 11:43pm on June 20, 2011, Michael Katz said…
I've retired for a few years (which, for a freelancer, is not marked by a specific date) and my wife just this spring has retired from her work.  We've traveled in Europe and Asia together plenty, but living in a travel trailer together (with very few motel nights) is something like working on a job together.  It is nothing like taking a cruise or a tour.  All logistics, all maintenance, all set-up and tear-down is a cooperative event.  We're very good together, but I'm not gonna lie -- it's taken 38+ years.  We're having a ball.
At 8:26am on June 16, 2011, jessica dittmer said…
Thanks for the "hello and welcome" our camper is a bit of a project but I have "before" photos I can upload and then will add more as we go!-
At 6:01pm on June 15, 2011, Ruth Ann Bertges said…
Thanks for the warm welcome......
At 10:15am on May 30, 2011, RCJ said…

Thanks for the kind comments! Re my '63 mobile scout's condition, those pics are the day after I towed it home. So that is the (fairly good) condition I bought it in.

 

I did not know this would be such a project and I don't even have a garage/shop it will fit in! It does have water damage around most of the windows and the roof vents, but not too bad. The worst is on the back window.  Anyone know where I can get replacement birch sheets?

 

You guys have done amazing things with the Terry! Wow. It's going to be a beauty when it's done. You are an inspiration, but I don't think I'm that talented to do such a large restoration job!  Maybe (I hope!) my trailer is in OK shape. I will tear off that birch in the back and see how she looks.

 

Thanks again for the pics and information!

Becca

At 9:00am on May 4, 2011, Terri Townsend said…

Oh my gosh .... that was more information that I thought someone would respond with, meaning THANK YOU .... that helps alot. Gives me some great thought for my next step. Of course right now, I really want to seal the aluminum roof. I'm hoping to get this project going soon. Again ... Thanks so much for your help. Happy Camping !

At 10:05am on May 3, 2011, Terri Townsend said…
thanks for the kind words .... I love this little trailer and only wish I had a place to really dig into it and remove any wood rot and such. As you can see in the rear (bathroom) definite leaking issue. Question ? Is it hard to take the panel section out or do I need to really tear it apart ? I am so glad I found this website. How Cool !!! Happy Camping !!!
At 7:56am on May 2, 2011, Brian Flan said…

Hello everyone,

         I pulled out of the weeds a 1963 BeeLine 13' Hornet! I've been waiting for the owner to sell it to me for over 2 years. I paid $300,00 for it. It's been hard to find any info on this manufacturer but, I can't wait to get started!

At 12:25am on April 27, 2011, j pierce said…
Thank you, I will add more pictures on the weekend and thank you for  welcoming us to the website.

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