Because of my schedule and Denny's from Southern California Vintage Trailer Design, it's gonna be at least mid-July before I can even get the Chick in to him to start fixing the holes in the floor. But I can't sit and do NOTHING in these intervening weeks! So I tackle a little project every weekend, something that'll need to be done anyway, just to feel like I'm making progress.
Today I donned my trusty dust mask, grabbed the sanding block, and gave the entire interior paneling a good hand sanding. The previous repair of nail and screw holes with wood filler needed to be sanded down anyway, so might as well do the whole trailer, right? I mean, it's not like she's a gargantuan beast!
Looking very UN-glamperous..... |
This photo doesn't do the vibrancy of this beautiful shade of yellow any justice! |
I spent some time looking at your blog before I drove down to Lake Elsinore to look at a Thunderbolt. I brought it home today and they are a lot alike! Mine is a 13' but I think we are doing a lot of the same work. Thanks for making your stuff searchable! :-)
ReplyDeleteCongratulations, Victoria! I had contacted the seller of your baby when I saw the Craigslist ad because I had so many questions about mine - info on them is uber-hard to find! Yours and mine are very similar - I think I recall that yours has the bunk beds? Mine is 13' overall, too, with a 9' interior box. LOVE these tiny trailers!
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