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Old 10-13-2014, 07:59 AM   #1
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First pictures of next project, 68 Holiday Rambler

she is a good solid trailor,,the wife took all the globes off and is getting ready to start on the inside, im still bleaching down the outside getting ready for prep an paint,,,...
has allthe original paperwork and a little travel kit the first owner had put together ...we are 3rd owners
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Can't wait to see the final results. I love the light interior.
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Old 10-13-2014, 09:01 AM   #3
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i do to,,but the DW hates it..lol..but she is gifted at putting colors together...

i cant belive how big it feels inside and looks small on the outside,,,,very nice layout i think,,,,-----i can see the dw and i full timing in this once its done...

thanks...J MONROEfor the kind words..
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Looks like a good unit to start on, hope you enjoy your restoration, then get to enjoy the fruits of your labor.
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thanks frank,,,this is our 3rd vintage tt, we fixem up and think about selling them and then fall in love them...haard to get rid of them after putting the work in and fixing it up the way we like them,,,

i have said not to sell any ,,but set them up in a little vintage cp for when all the family comes in they can stay in one of them..
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Bap, looks like a nice one for sure, I remember camping in TT's like that as a kid, loved it for sure. Be sure to post pics when done.
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my aunt and uncle had a tt like yours.....we all tented but the rich relative had a tt.....Really like the louvered windows....good luck with your reno.
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Pretty sweet looking inside to me


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she is a good solid trailor,,the wife took all the globes off and is getting ready to start on the inside, im still bleaching down the outside getting ready for prep an paint,,,...
has allthe original paperwork and a little travel kit the first owner had put together ...we are 3rd owners
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the ouside looks alot btter now after a good bleach bath...lol....also took all the window screens out and washed them down too,,...


now i just need to prp the outside and choose color options....and fix 2 dents up in the front corners...not bad,,--give her a good painting and new marker lights..

thanks again for the kind words,,,,,i love to hear ---i remember staying in those when i was a kid,,,,,----nuthen like the good old days...===i want them back...lol
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The inside is incredibly nice for the age... looks like a time capsule.

Looks like a cool project, have fun!
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outside after its bath,,,now when the weather allows the sanding will begin..
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Cleaned up nice bap, do you have a plan for those dents in the front? tearing the inside apart to get to the front panel, it could be tough. The inside looks like you won't want to tear it up. Hope the weather holds out for you to get the sanding done.
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yea i know i hate the dents,,,not sure how im going to get at those just yet,,i dont want to mess up the inside,,,,only thing i know to do is bondo them ...sad but thats the only way i see fixing them without ripping out the original interior,,,,
,,,,if anyone has any ideas please let me know...

as for the sanding...i just redone a 40x50 shed that i put half walls back up, about chair rail high,,,,,great place for storing and working on our tt,s..
i left a big covered room for wood working behind storage side...
so im really ready to move it over there with the others...
thanks again ...
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Bap, how about suction cups, we used them for dents in cars
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