Cabover Rebuild P1 Assessment & Demo 04.07.17
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- Two senior citizens travel with 2 shih tzu "fur kids" in "Classy", a 1991 Tioga Class C motorhome.
Filmed April 7, 2017.
Our nephew Paul and I begin some much needed repairs on Classy. We start with the assessment and demolition associated with major water damage, in the cabover bunk area.
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My wife panics just like Lucy when I do anything to the RV. For what its worth I am on my Second Class A motorhome and they are not built any better than you class C. I have to remind her that Riving is our Hobby and all hobbies cost money. Just like a Home you can spend a little now on repairs and a whole lot later. Thank you for the updates and I am looking forward to your next video to see the progress.
Daniel R. Fort Worth TX
Hi Daniel! Paul had sent some pics of the damage and of the demolition to Lucy to keep her updated. I think it threw her back just like it did me! But she's got the same faith in Paul's ability to get it right. I don't believe any rv's are built to last very long. It makes for steady customers. Strict inspection and maintenance goes a long way to keeping one on the road. I'm glad you're enjoying the vids. It will be interesting (to all of us) to see how it comes out. Thanks for your interest.
Very valuable video GATW!.Give Lucy a hug. Nephew has it in control. Both of you are blessed to have him. Hang in there folks.
Hi Janice! We're hoping it will help some folks a little. I watched several vids on the subject and didn't see much for detail. I hope we can add some of that detail. Yep, Paul's got this. I have no doubt. Thanks for continuing to watch our vids.
It's so nice to see someone who takes pride in a job well done. Looks like Classy is in very good hands.
Hi Lola! Paul is almost a PITA about details. LOL I have no worries about Classy's fate. yet. :) Thanks for watching. Stay Lost.
Geezer....thank you for sharing all of this remodeling with us. Your reno tech is great with his assessment and explanation of the repairs. This will be so helpful to other RV owners! Keep bringing the videos to us!!
Hi Brenda! It's my pleasure to share the good AND the bad. I hope we do help others that are faced with this kind of problem. Thank you for your continued interest.
My Class B Camper Van is going into the RV shop tomorrow for a window leak that I hope is not as extensive as yours! You are so lucky to have that nephew of yours. He seems so qualified to do this job. What a great informative video this is!
Hi Nat! I hope you don't have any damage yet. It's great that you're getting that leak fixed. I couldn't do this job by myself anymore and I'm so grateful that Paul stepped up to help us out (again). He can do most anything he sets his mind to. I sure hope this repair series will help some folks out. Thanks for watching and the best of luck to you on that leak. Let me know how it goes for you.
Thank you for posting. My husband and I are going to have to do the same repair to our 1979 Dodge Brougham Class C. Great information
I'm happy to hear that the video may be of help to you. I hope yours turns out as good as mine. Nearly 3 years and no leaks. BTW: Earl has a 78 Brougham. LOL
@@GeezerAtTheWheelGang We are hoping to get started once the weather breaks. But I'm sure as you know Illinois weather is unpredictable and cold this time of year.
@@rockinrubylynnpinupmodel8025 Yep. Let's hope for a weather turn around soon.
Yikes! Sucks that RVs are made to fail. Mine is a 12 foot box in my driveway into which I poor money. Yet, as in many dysfunctional relationships, I love it & don't want to be without it. lol
You know what? I couldn't decribe my feelings any better. :) Thanks for stopping by and participating.
I’m doing something similar to my ‘79 Minnie Winnie. She was completely rotted. I’m stripping the overhead bunk down to the bare metal and having to reseal everything and then rebuild. I have no idea what I’m doing. Just learning as I go. I’m probably going to over-engineer the heck out of it to make sure it’s sturdy and sealed tight.
Hi Squid! Just keep in mind that no matter what you do it will be better than factory. Good Luck with the project and let me know how it went.
Wow...looks like you have some long days ahead of you. It's awesome that your nephew is so capable and willing to help.
Hi Mary & Maya! There is a LOT more work do do here than either of us expected. Paul is a great young man and is always ready to help out family. And as you can tell, he's not afraid to grab the bull by the horns and ride. :) Thanks for watching!
Wow, John~! Now I see why you have to get Classy fixed before she goes back exploring with you fine folks. Paul is correct...basic carpentry repairs. Just so many steps to take to get it completed. He has a clear path to success and I feel good about his agenda! I am anxiously awaiting the next several videos in anticipation of her final 'surgery' and face lift! She is gonna shine like a new silver dollar! Keep 'em coming, my friend and we will watch you!!! Thanks for sharing.
Hi Steve! Yeah, she was in pretty bad shape. Since the last video we have been plagued by bad weather so progress has been slow. But we see the end of the tunnel and are heading that way. Thanks for your interest!
We need to do this to ours pretty soon. Great series of videos and good to see it finished in your later posts.....thanks for sharing 👍
Hi there! I don't envy your task ahead. These old RV's were not made very well and reworking the framing is frustrating, but doable. If you have questions, don't hesitate to contact me and I'll try to help. Thanks for watching and good luck to you on the project.
Thank you Paul. So glad you have family to help. My daughter is our main help in these situation and she knows how to do all this stuff. I will keep watching, this very helpful.
Hi Mary! I'm glad you too have someone to help you when needed. If it were not for help from family and friends, we couldn't do this at all. I'm glad you're getting something beneficial from the vids. Thanks for your interest and support. 👍
Quite the project! I like the way he says it isn't going to be to hard. You have some great help.
It's a lot bigger project that either of us expected. I guess when you're young nothing seems like a big deal! LOL I do, indeed, have some great help. Thanks for watching!
Good to see Classy getting the TLC she deserves. You (and Lucy) will really appreciate it on your next travels, rain or shine.
Thanks for the update. Great work Paul!
Classy has indeed earned some TLC. I hope this will help keep her on the road for many years to come. Or at least last as long as I do. LOL We already appreciate what this old camper has given us. But not having to worry about what is being damaged every time it rains will be a great comfort. I'll pass the compliment on to Paul. Thanks for watching.
Awesome vid Bro John. Great insight for someone else having the same problem to see how it's done. You and Paul are doing a wonderful job and I'm sure it will look Great when it's done. Praying for Lucy's nerves. Lol Blessings!
I'm glad you enjoyed the vid. I hope some folks benefit from it. Classy should be stronger and tighter than new when we're done. Thanks for your continued interest, support and encouragement. BTW: I'm still waiting a vid on your channel. Any ETA?
what an awesome person your nephew Paul is! wow he's patient and determined to do it right!!
Hi Andrea, Yep Paul has helped me a lot. Thanks for watching.
Thank you for doing this video. Its very helpful. Keep making more of them. Very useful information
Thank you Timothy. I'm glad you found the video to be a benefit to you. I'm sure at some point I'll take on another Classy project. LOL
It is great that Paul is able and willing to help get the job done. It is sad that they are not made better in the factory. People now just don't take pride in their work and this is what you get, junk. Paul thank you so much for taking the time and energy to help John get Classy Classy again. I like your spirit and confidence when you said that it looks worse than it is. Keep up the good work. It is nice to see younger people have pride in their work and care. Love comes to mind also. Something we don't see often enough. It will look great and you will have a good feeling going down the road again. Lucy, try to stay calm, it looks like Paul is going to get it better than it was. You will be going in STYLE in CLASSY soon. Paul will do a great job. Safe travels and many more miles of adventures. God bless you all and the girls. Love Joyce
Hi Joyce! I get a lot of help from Lucy's side of the family. They say
you not only marry your spouse, but also their family. All I can say is
LUCKY ME! Thank you for your interest, support and encouragement. I
have all the faith in the world that Paul can deliver. He has before!
:)
I'm working on replacing the ceiling in a similar Class C. Thanks for posting this vid. Very helpful...
I sure don't envy your project. I hope it goes well for you. Good Luck! 👌
OMG congrats on the repair job. Classy has a brand new dress!
Hi Diana! This is only the first project. There's more to come! Thanks for watching.
I would consider leaving out the front windows and add storage cabinets. Oh and purple disco LED lights. Oh yeah, LOL. Thanks Paul Great Job.. Thanks Geezer.
We talked about blanking out the front window. However, the extra cost of a custom made outer skin made our decision to leave it in for us. :) Adding cabinets is an interesting idea. But the disco lights? hmmm probably not. It would be cool, but .... oh what the heck we might think that over too. LOL Thanks for watching and for the suggestions. I'll pass your kind words on to Paul.
Now that is the way I like to buy them, dirt cheap and with some issues. I have not got one yet I had to totally writeoff and scrap. here is my secret to longevity with a class C, replace that wood with King Starboard, it is a marine plastic wood and will never rot, fade or mildew. Yes, it is more $$ than regular plywood, but far superior and you sleep better hearing your neighbors rot and not yours.
Hi Andrew. This project was completed long ago. But I will make note of that material in case I, or someone I know, needs to do a similar repair. Thank you for watching and for the great tip. Happy Trails.
I'm so sorry about the water damage. You are so blessed to have Paul! Hang in there & good luck.....
Hi Frank! We had no idea how much damage there was. Somebody had put a sheel of panelly over the mess and we didn't think to look under it during our "purchase" inspection. Oh well, if that's the worst of it all, then I'm content that we made a good deal. I mean, she's taken us over 12,000 miles so far. I can't complain about that! LOL Thanks for your continued interest.
Nephew does a great job at recording! As for Classy, looks like she is in good hands. Poor thing needs some much needed TLC. Also, for anyone considering a class C motorhome, this video is a learning experience.
Hi Randall, I'm glad you enjoyed the vid. Paul will make her solid again. He really shocked me with the video footage he shot. He's usually quite shy. I hope some folks get something good from watching. Thank you for your continued support.
Best video on this subject I've seen so far. That type of damage has put me off buying any of these older units. But I could fix that now.
Hi David. I'm glad you found this video helpful. It's really not all that difficult to rebuild this area and I'm sure you could do it if neccessary. I really enjoy my older unit and we have traveled several thousand miles together. Go for it and, as always, Happy and safe Trails to you.
For emergency repair where waterproofing is necessary, my I highly recommend Eternabond. Not cheap, but works great. Silicone is largely useless for stopping water. I say that based on years of owning boats and RVs.
Great video.
Great tips! I have heard of Eternabond and I will have it on hand in case of another emergency. I'm glad you enjoyed the vid. Thanks for your interest and support.
Great video, it's good that you have Paul there to help im sure that it will be better than new when you get done thanks for sharing with us I'm sure it will be beneficial to someone else like me sometime we sure could use some help I can see your nephew knows what to do
Hi Howard! Paul can do just about anything he sets his mind to. I'm sure ol' Classy will be better than new when he's done. Thanks for your interest.
Holy Cow Geez... that looks like one hell of a project. Your very lucky to have your nephew to help with that. I couldnt imagine what the would cost at a RV dealership. Good luck and I am looking forward to the final finish... Take care
Hi Kevin! This project got real serious, real fast. It's a lot more damage than either of us imagined. I am indeed lucky to have family that will step up to help us. If I was dependent on a dealership, I'm afraid Classy would be residing in a boneyard. The cost for them to fix this problem would be financially irresponsible. I'm looking forward to the conclusion of all this too. But she should be stronger and tighter than new when it's all done. Thanks for watching, my friend. Happy Trails
You are so lucky to have such a talented nephew to help get everything fixed. water is any RVs worst enemy. we've dealt with a few leaks in our 5er and it's mostly a pain in the neck. why they cut the window holes bigger than what the window is is beyond me. Any way glad to see repairs are moving along. You'll be back on the road soon.
Hi Dottie! We have a very close and helpful family. Thanks for your continued interest and friendship. Happy Trails!
Oh yes, fond memories of this. I took out the front window completely and filled in the front with framing. I was lucky and wrapped the front overhead with a filon sheet that was long enough to go from bottom to top. That was a good find. Then had to custom fabricate outside corner molding out of fiberglass to give adequate coverage. The factory stuff was just and always to small to give decent coverage. The corners took quite a while to mold and finish. The end result was no leaks and a solid bunk area again. Luckily though it wasn't as bad as what your doing. 20 years ago when I helped my Dad do his class C what your showing is what we had to deal with. Good luck with your project. Looks to be in good hands!
Coming up to NH? I have a space for you.
Take care!
-Jon
Hi Jon! If we had known the damage was so extensive, we may have tried to do something similar. We really thought it would be a relatively simple project. What a surprise! LOL We'll get it back together, better than when it was new. I hope .... sigh. As a matter of fact, we are planning a trip to NH. It might not be for awhile, but it's on our list. Thanks for your interest and support. Happy Trails!
Hooray for talented family members!
Yeah Buddy! :)
Lucky to have family that can do that kind of work. No way I could tackle something like that
Hi James! I am so blessed with a wonderful family. We have a lot of talented people that are always willing to help. I couldn't tackle this myself (anymore) either. I'm so lucky that Paul stepped up ... once again. Thanks for watching.
The leaks in that section has always been the big drawback with Class Cs. You are so lucky to have a nephew with the knowledge to fix it all properly for you. I'm sure everything will work out in the end.
Hi Granny! Yep, almost all Class C's that have any age on them have this problem. It's probably the biggest drawback to this style. Maybe the new solid fiberglass shells will help. I agree that it will all come together in the end. Thank you for your support.
Looks like he knows what he is doing.
Yes, I have confidence in him.
Great video very helpful I didn't catch the year of your rig I plan on buying a used one these video s are great thanks.
I'm glad you got something positive from the vid. Good Luck in your search. Classy is a '91 Ford Fleetwood Tioga Arrow. 460ci power plant turning a C6 automatic transmission w/od. She can climb a tree, but not very quickly. lol
@@GeezerAtTheWheelGang I'm going to look at a 1995 ford econoline camper van w 58000 miles coachmen lady is asking 10000 I think it's to much but I have not looked at it yet.
Best of luck to you. Let me know how it goes.
very interesting video my friend, I enjoyed
Thank you Bowstar.
I've got to do the same thing on a Minnie Winnie. The camera with the actual rot is sitting on the side of an interstate hwy somewhere but hopefully I can get by there and look for it. But I'm thinking of replacing the floor with 3/4" or whatever it sizes out as x 6" tounge and groove but wood type is still being thought of! It's only going to be my cast iron storage and some food stuffs.and seasonal clothing in flip top storage cases. Then if I can seal that window completely dark I'll be happy! The side windows can be removed easier and cleaned and resealed.. if I want to I can recut the panel without the window. Repaint the plywood to match the rest of the rig and then the other side or "south" side of the vehicle you put the window in for the heat. If you wish.
Sounds like a plan. Best of luck to you.
Thanks this will help much
He is doing a good job. I have done a similar job with my truck camper. Of course it was easier not having the cab underneath it but it really is similar and classy is lucky I had to build an all new wooden frame because my camper didn't have a nice metal frame like classy has.
Hi Allan! Wow, you did have a big job. The metal frame was a surprise to us. We both figured it would all be wood. Thanks for watching.
Looks like you are fixing it the correct way. The nephew is a natural at recording also! I was going to suggest maybe finding some MDO plywood but my guess is this has likely been repaired by now. Also the cheapest plywood they could find lasted about 25 years so no reason for this repair not be able to last that long as well. Thanks for showing all the detail.
We used 3/4" CDX plywood due to budget. And I agree the CDX will likely last as long as I do. LOL Paul is a natural at anything he tries. I was a bit shocked when he jumped in the first time. He's usually a bit shy. Who knew? :)
wish we lived nearby. My husband found rot under a balcony we had on the second floor. He took out a glass slider and put in a wall and used mdo plywood... and we have extra sheets..
Oh man, that would have been great! I'm glad you got that wall and floor taken care. It sounds a bit dangerous! We figured since the CDX that was in there lasted 25 years, it will last longer than I will. LOL
Great video...
Thank you Mr. Peabody. I'm glad you enjoyed it!
I'd be like, " Show me when it's done, I can't look!"
LOL That's pretty much Lucy's position too! Thanks for watching.
Look into the t 1-11 siding for the replacement inside replacement wood. You can paint it or stain it.
I will definitely look into that. Thanks for the tip.
Wow that would make my ill to see that but at least you will know it was done properly lucky you know someone
Hi Gene! When we removed the top laminate and saw what was underneath, I about passed out. I wanted to cry, puke and scream all at the same time. But it will all be fine and be, no doubt, better than when it was new. We're very fortunate to have a lot of talent in the family. Thanks for watching.
There's nothing like stepping in with both feet! Classy is going to have a Classy Chassis.
Hi John! The scope of this project skyrocketed right from the beginning. But to paraphrase from the 10 Million Dollar Man, "We can rebuild her. We have the skillset. We can make her better than she was. Better, stronger, safer". Thanks for watching!
Ever your faithful subscriber. This new adventure is BRILLIANT, so very helpful. Paul is great to watch his skill set. Say hey to Lucy and the girls!
Paul is also good on the camera he is not shy... which makes it easier to understand what he is doing.
Gee that is a lot of work. Your nephew seems like a knowledgeable man and am sure Ol' Classy will be looking spiffy when the work if finished. Heartbreaking though.. Hope Lucy has relaxed a bit...
There's a lot more damage than any of us thought. It will be a much bigger project than we planned for, but Paul has the skills to get it right. Lucy went out there to have a look. She's better now. LOL Thanks for watching.
Thx. I have a class c as well. Looks like someone ran into something. Regardless, I need to do what your doing and it’s great to see what I’m in for. One bonus, I hope, is that we do not have the front window.
I'm glad you got something positive from watching the vid. I later was camped in a storm and had a tree fall and crush all the work we had done. It was so bad that I paid the pros to do the repair, omitting that useless, leaky front window. LOL Thanks for watching and ... Let the good times roll.
good job on the video-too the point
Thanks Dan. I'm glad you enjoyed it.
Keep on keeping on.
You betcha', Tim. Three steps forward then one step back. But you eventualy get there!
Sounds like Paul will have Classy looking better than the factory ever had it. You might consider not putting that front window back in (and maybe the side ones as well) and just use a new sheet of laminate where it was. Those windows, as you see, are the biggest source of water leaks/damage considering the rain pounding on that window. Great informational video.
I don't know if she will look any better. But she'll be tighter and stronger than original when he's done. We talked about eliminating the front window but the price of new laminate made it financially unfeasible. The factory setup lasted almost 26 years, so I think she'll last at least as long as I do! LOL Thanks for watching and ... Happy Trails.
Thank u ... now we shall see if I can dyi
Oh that so sucks! Road debris hit the passenger side of my ClassC a few years back. Then it poured rain, thus destroying the over head cab while I was driving . Had it rebuilt but it still worries me that it could happen again. Plus the place that did the rebuild used liquid nails, so the sidewalls need sealed back down again. My best to ya'll.
Oh no! That sounds like a terrible thing to have happen. Hopefully, the repair (after the reseal) will last for a good long time. We'll be using a relatively new product to seal the seams that you may find interesting. Thanks for watching.
Please do share the new product when you get to it!
looks like your in good hands your nephew's helping out now u need that granddaughter make another cake haha. now hurry up get classy fixed on the road or I'm going to have to drive from Georgia to help. you guys stay awesome
Hi Scott! I have every trust that Paul will get her put back in great shape. :) Kinzee's birthday is coming up and I'm sure we'll get to enjoy another one of her cakes. She loves to bake and will make her own cake. I'll have a piece for you and let you know how you liked it. LOL You are more than welcome to drive your happy self up here to help. There's are several projects on our list. :) With any luck we'll be in Georgia early next spring. At least that's the plan for now. Maybe we'll run into to you. Thanks for your interest and support.
This is exactly what I'm dealing with on my New-To-Me RV; it's not leaking from the roof or windows so it must be coming up from under the front bill/above the driver's seat? The wood is all flaky and rotten, the bottom is glued to the actual fiberglass frame and when trying to get it up we've made a couple holes that I'm going to have to find a way to patch up. It's a 97 Conquest by GulfStream, I think it's made out of fiberglass, it's not metal sheets and feels like the family boat.
Hi Kailynn. If it's not leaking from those two places,, then it's probably the seams where the front wrap meets the side panels. Do yourself a favor and get rid of that front window. They are nothing but trouble. I recently had a tree fall on my camper and destroyed all of this work that my family and I did. I took that opportunity to just have it fixed in a shop and have them reframe the entire overhead eliminating that window and recovering the nose with a solid sheet of fiberglass. That repair cost me less than 3k and it's been worth it to me. If you still want to try it yourself I'm around if you have questions. I'll try to help. Good Luck and Happy Trails to you.
Not sure if you're still monitoring this video's comments,. but I could use some quick help. That "bumper" thing under the front window - on mine it's covered with fabric and it's definitely getting wet from somewhere. I can't figure out how to remove it to get a good idea of the damage and I can't find a video of anyone taking it out. It seems built into the walls. Do i just start by ripping off the fabric?
Oh bummer. Mine was all wood (rotten) and was easy to get out. Sounds like yours may have still been a factory installation. Sorry, but your guess is as good as mine on removal. As far as what I would do ... I would grab a pry bar and take it out by whatever means it took. But I don't know how much demolition and reconstruction you're willing to do. Good Luck and thanks for taking a look at the vids. I hope you got something beneficial from them.
We are going to have to tear into our Class C as well and to be honest it's terrifying. Good luck
Hi Shelly! I hope you have good luck with your project. For the most part it hasn't been that bad for us so far. Thanks for watching.
What did you use to get the wood off from the very front, (closest to the window but still on the bed area) because on mine the decking seems like it was glued to the laminate on the front half
Mine just fell off when I removed the joint/trim pieces. You do need to take the window trim off as it also holds the laminate on. Good Luck, I hope this helps a little.
many Campground have gone to the ten year rule not sure why , you can have an older camper and still make it look good!! also pretty close. working space hope they don't make you move
I think the ten year rule is mostly used as a "tempered" requirement. That is, they don't want junk in the campground and rather than make a list of what's acceptable, they have this rule which they can waive if they choose to. We've only ran into this situation twice so far. On both occasions the rule was waived and we were allowed entrance. However, exposed caulk and duct tape is just asking for problems. LOL Our work space is just a storage yard and the owners are pretty lenient about repairs. Plus we know our "neighbors" on either side and they have no problem with the repairs. Thanks for your continued interest.
My husband doesn't know the difference between a hammer and plyers. HELP Where are you can you repair ours? Our window doesn't need to come out but everything else your working on does.
I need mine worked on like this 1983 Class C lol, plus the back and roof 😒
Yikes! That sounds like a big project. I hope you have a good (or better) luck than I did. So far no leaks! I'm happy for anything good you got from the vid. Thanks for watching.
Take the window out then wont have problem again great job
I would love to take the darn thing out. :) The solid skin panel (without window hole) that would fit Classy isn't available anymore. It would involve having a custom made skin to do it right. I don't have the time or budget for that. But I agree that would be the best thing to do. Thanks for watching.
Sealing it on the inside is ok but if isn't sealed properly on the outside it'll be to late if the water gets to the inside sealant ! Think about it ?
O_o I didn't know Classy had major surgery! Looks like our Arrow has had it done once but it's going to need a re-do this spring :(
Your nephew doesn't want to visit Canada for a bit to "see the sights" up here by chance?
Hi Monica. Yeah, we had to rip the heck out of the ol' gal. But she's back together and better than new in my opinion. Time will tell on that thought. LOL I hate to hear you have such a project in your future. No fun at all. I'll ask Paul about house call to Canada, but I wouldn't count on anything. LOL Thanks for stopping by. It's great to hear from ya'.
wrap the out side with a rubber vinly skin tht might seal it but as always do the resreach on things folks tell u before u spend or waste any money ....good luck
We got it sealed up for now. I hope it lasts ... LOL Thanks for watching.
John you might want to put a metal roof on it. It's just metal roll roofing not that high if you find a good supplier. I paid 150 for mine. Son did the labor. wasn't that bad.
I will keep this in mind for the future. Classy's roof is in really good shape and we will probably just clean and recoat. I have another ace in the hole in that I have a brother in law that is a roofer. :) Thanks for your interest.
Couldn't find my leak. I drilled hole over windshield at low point. Better than rotting structure wood.
Good idea. I hope you have some luck getting a pernament fix. Thanks for watching.
@@GeezerAtTheWheelGang It defied science. Water just magically appeared. Two months daily, using paper towels to trace the source, no go. F it ya know? Can't fight every damn battle. But thanks.
I am doing the same thing trying to get RV ready to live in can I just hire you!!
Sadly, after all this work, I had a tree fall on the camper. Yep, smack dab in the middle of all that newness. I had the damage professionally done this time. About 2.7k, but worth it to me. Short answer? Sorry, no thanks. It was tolerable the first time, but reruns are just not in my cup of tea. Good Luck. At least better luck than me. LOL
gettin Classy ready for Maine ?
Well ... the short answer would be yes. Maine is on both of our bucket lists. We're just not sure about the when. What time of year would be best for a visit to that part of the country? Thanks for your interest.
good morning Mr Geezer ! well the best time to visit our neck of the woods would be from June to October ! Maine has the best lobster and Monique and I could treat ya'll to our best lobster roll ever
How much would a repair like this cost?
Hi Matt. I believe my total cost (including paying my helpers) was just over $400.
My guy said it will cost 3000 to 5000 to fix
@@oc5515 Keep in mind I had paid, but cheap, labor. Plus, Classy's an old camper and we didn't make much effort to make the repair "pretty". And used as many old parts as we could. We really did it the least expensive way we could think of. A profession job would no doubt cost more.
This must b why I don't like camper with others around
They probably don't like it either.
guy in michigan fixes problems like this
Good to know. I don't think I would want to do this myself again. Thanks.
All those windows leak.
Yes they do.
Pls help me with my 😔
God almighty, what a mess, shame on the RV manufacturers on quality/design. Thank God for your nephew though, he is worth his weight in Gold, and probably saved you $ 5,000 dollars, or more !
Two years after all this work, a tree fell on us and crushed it all. It was broken so badly that I couldn't even consider another DIY repair. So I had a shop fix the damage ... $2600. Thanks for watching.
I have the same problem' 🤓
Sorry you have this problem. It's a bear. Have you gotten yous fixed? I sure hope so. Thank you for watching.
Where people find all these crappy music