Old brass light fixtures needing some help. |
It was a busy day with repairs as there was a pool man, an electrician, a plumber, the cable man, lawn guy and the cleaning lady at the house all at the same time. I got the lights all done just about the time Robin got back from her lunch appointment. We then looked at the list and headed out to go buy what we needed to fix the rest of the items on the list.
The deck for the Traveleze |
Back at Flyte Camp Vintage Trailer Restoration, Justin was busy working on the Traveleze. I would love to be there working on the trailer, but for now I just have live through the pictures that he sends me. Today I was shocked to see the progress that they had made. They had reconstructed the decking, and the side walls. They have replaced nearly all the wood framing with new and it looks awesome. Justin said in another day they will be ready to stand the walls and sheet the roof!
It had been a fun day and I was very happy with the progress of the trailer.The rebuilt frame wall of the Traveleze. |
The progress is amazing and I'm shocked how fast the process is moveing along. By next week I will be having to make interior decisions as the trailer start to take shape. I know I want to hide an AC unit in the trailer under the bed in back on the floor. Justin is confident it can be done and that we can hide the unit so you don't see it. I also think I want to put in a toilet, so that is there just incase someone wants it. Justin and I have also talked about returning the appliances to what came with the trailer and putting in small range and seperate refrigerator.