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The new blinds in place. |
I had to look at the pictures of the Traveleze several times throughout the day. I still can not believe how great it looks and I really can't take my eyes off the big whitewalls and center caps. I'm not sure what it is about them, but whitewall tires just make me smile.
After work I headed to Bend and I brought along with me a few items to put inside the trailer. I brought the lamp shade, just to see how they would look, the vintage spice rack that I had bought and a Pendleton, Glacier Park blanket I bought in Sisters. The lamp shade took some adjusting, but I got them to work. I really need to find smaller bulbs and something that gives off less heat. The spice rack looks awesome and I plan on attaching it with double sided sticky tape to the stainless steel back splash just above the stove. The Pendleton I thought would look great at as a bed spread. Now all I need to do is find some good sheets.
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The Pendleton blanket on the bed |
The highlight of the visit to the trailer was the fact that they had installed the wood blinds and they look amazing! They had a bit of a challenge with attaching them to a curved wall, but they did a fantastic job getting them to hang appropriately. The trailer is really turning out better than I had I had imagined. The restoration work is top notch and even though it's a completely rebuilt, it still has the characteristic and feel of a 62 year old trailer.
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