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Great job!

I love this.

Great content. Hope to see the finished project some day. Thank you again for sharing!

I like the way you work. Clean lines. Going to binge watch the rest of your channel

Hellooo from Florida.. I have a 1975 GMCMH love your content..but it looks like you stopped making videos.. what happened? Do you still have your GMC? If so ..how about a update.. thanks and hope to more updated shows..

Hey man! Curious how your project is coming. Have not heard from you for a while. I get it that life happens and doing a channel is a lot of work. Hope you are doing well!

Just curious - are you planning on making more headliners and selling? I'm sure other owners could use some updated parts.

I really enjoyed the content you have created. I'm wondering how things are going now. Are you still building out your coach? Best of luck!

Somehow that strange music just permeates the work and matches the "wrenching"!

I recently became aware of your channel and it looks like you haven't posted a video for a couple of years. I love your work. Are you still around?

Super

Nice work

How's the GMC motorhome coming along?

Hope you can get some stuff done and upload some videos. Left on a cliffhanger 😁. Thank you for the ideas and how-to's.

Enjoy your updates but might have bad news for you. When listening to your engine it sounds to me that have a piston knock. I hope i am wrong.

Checking back in. Loved your videos. Are you going to have a comeback? Did you secretly finish and are going to keep us in suspense? Love your channel! Just watched a bunch of episodes for second or third time. Can’t wait to start work on our two GMCs!

The thing about welding is, like music and shooting, practice, practice, practice. However, don't sell yourself short. You have great skills.

Great video, but did you make a video of the AC and heater replacement?

I must have missed something. Why are you removing the original foam insulation?

We don't need NO stinking video...by by...

Sex... Lies... And... GMC RV.... On video tape...

Ok video.... BAD choice of music...xxx noise... noise...noise... XXX

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How did you make or where did you get the magnetic wire looms?

The thermostat is probably stuck open. The engine won’t run properly until it reaches normal operating temp. It’s not great to run it cool for a number of reasons. It looks fantastic, great work!

I'm a bit late to the party here... but it's been noted that the valve cover baffle over the PCV valve is quite a bit longer on the motorhome OEM valve cover. Using regular car version valve covers will allow the PCV valve to pull more oil into the intake. Likely due to the increased blow-by in the motorhome application. Let us know if you notice increased oil consumption.

I hate masks and the more expensive respirators that is used for painting and sanding fiberglass.....but I believe I would have used one of those respirator type for this...other than that, your wire wheel removal was most effective...great work!

I hav one for sale in north fla

....that's a good strategy -- ripping out all the old, used and outdated sub-assemblies, like the A/C system, the ductwork and wiring. That's smart. Wiring looms, no matter how protected or hidden they are, will eventually deteriorate because of age. 🤔 Hope you make more videos, and keep updating your progress. I'd like to see more about the dashboard improvements you made. thanks.

Oh man , I was going to do the Trans Am vents. O well on to plan B. Looks great by the way!

We need an update 😪

Wondering if you put the Ductless mini split in your rig yet. That would be great to see That is my idea too. when you mentioned it, I was anxious to see how you would do it. My idea also is to put a ceiling cassette in

How Much $$$ To Make A Headliner For Mine ?

Slow and steady finishes the race. Looks great! We have a '76 Palm Beach. There are a lot of moving parts to maintain.

Looking forward to your next video! Hope all is well!

I’m not sure a tire press would be Covell aproved🤘🏻

PVA = hairspray

You never dropped a stud or anything onto the ground! Gold star!

Great video, fun to watch. Only snarky comment: That vac attached to the Makita really helped...

Reminds me of a job I had during summer after 1st year at college. Worked in a Koehler factory that made FRP shower and tub surrounds. I ended up as a gunner.

Strips are fine. What you don’t want is a mechanical bond. Chemical bonds are important for your mold.

Doing a bit of pattern maker work. Not many people do it by hand anymore.

How much did you pay for the coach?

So after watching your Fiberglass headliner episode, was wondering if you would make one to sell. Do you still have the mould?

Nice job. I hope you block this mold well as it would be a great resource for the GMC community if you allowed. I need the rear inside cap for our Birchaven, but our Palm Beach front/rear is in fantastic shape. A couple of notes. I had a 60k sq ft composites mfg faculty for about a decade. We used wax additives for external gel coat applications (repairs) to help push the cure due to the low mil applications and little mass to push the thermoset. It won’t have much impact on your glass layers as you should put down more mass than that to wet the glass. Yes, oxygen does impede the cure, but not nearly as much impact as the exotherm. Agreed you don’t want wax additive in the gel coat or other layers. PVA was probably a good choice first layer here to prevent styrene migration and a potential stick of the new plug. Might want to use wood strips in the future in leu of polystyrene foam with tape. The bridging won’t be a big deal and I’ve cut into a lot of glass when someone didn’t use urethane foams and it is often a mess inside. I hope you can show some close ups of how much texture you picked up on the final part. Nice job! Maybe next summer for us.

I’m doing the same to mine 77 Royal. Reach out to me. Harrisburg. Pennsylvania Henry

Tubby. Where are you located. I’m in Pennsylvania. Reach out. Henry

Getting rid of a working HEI ??? Why??

Why get rid of the old foam?

Where did you install the fuel tank for the diesel heater?