Making Progress!

We have made some progress over the last month!  The camper now has a sturdy structure.  The floor is completely tied in.  The skirting around the bottom is just about done. The wheel wells have been rebuilt. We added additional support off the frame in the back to reinforce the back corners of the camper...and, maybe most exciting of all, we dry fitted the siding on the drivers side of the camper!  It seems like ages ago since we backed out each rotten screw one by one, labeling each piece of siding as it came off, and cleaned it! It is looking more and more like home with each day we work on it! Loving this project!


Working on the Floor:

Bolting the floor to the frame!

Working on the skirting

The Wheel well looks Great!

 Another day working:

Prepping the side for the moister barrier.  Making sure everything is even!

Mom doing some clean up work! :) 

Getting ready to remove the screws from the last seem in the front!
They had to be backed out from inside and then turned the rest
of the way out from under the camper.

Starting work on the door frame...

working on the skirting on the curb side...

Finishing up the skirting!

The other Wheel Well all done!

 Exciting day! Moisture Barrier and Siding! :

Before the moister barrier...

First piece almost attached!

Making sure it is secure!

Getting ready to roll on the last section!

Almost done!

After the Moister Barrier is done!  Looks great all closed in!

Oscar had to come out and check the progress!

Making sure the siding is clean and ready to be fitted...

We have to goof off some... LOL! ;) 

It is all going on really well... I could not resist
helping in this stage even though I had the flu...
It was to exciting to miss out on and I think it would
make anyone smile to see the siding going back
on there home and dream!  

Well it is all dry fitted and it looks great!! 

A Few More Pictures from the Month!:

Measuring up!

Some window framing!

Make sure it is sturdy!

Dad found a new use for sleds!  One for his tools and
one for himself to stay dry climbing under the camper! :)