Tiny Home, Simple Life - Episode 1 - Tour of Vintage Shasta Compact Camper
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ต.ค. 2024
- Welcome to Tiny Home, Simple Life! Follow along as I renovate this Vintage 1969 Shasta Compact Camper. Today, I will unveil the camper and take you on a "before" tour.
In the video I mention some jackstands and pads that I got. Here are the links:
Jackstands ( amzn.to/3bqZciY )
Non-slip Pads ( amzn.to/3CxvCEd )
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This is SUPER!!! We renovated a '67 Compact in 2019 and it had a lot of ceiling water damage. We did not remove the closet/kitchen walls/cabinets, but replaced the entire ceiling. Large pieces of cardboard are your friend when making templates for replacement sheets of ceiling/insulation - it makes cutting the ceiling pieces much easier and accurate. Hope you get a covered work area - you're going to need it. Also JB weld to fix exterior holes. Hope you don't hit your head on that cabinet just left of the doorway too many times...... I relocated that one to above the kitchen sink! I would love to share more with you along the way. This one has great bones! Enjoy the journey!!!
Thank you for the tip!
Hey Angela, I just found your channel and I really like it. I love the older RV’s that get revamped.
Thanks for all your hard work and the effort you put out for our enjoyment.
This is Alan from Riverside in Southern California. God Bless you, stay safe out there.
I just bought a Shasta Compact, not sure of the year yet, somewhere between 64-67 I'm getting ready to start a semi-rebuild myself!!!
It is definitely a challenge. Be sure to check over every square inch
Will be watching with interest! I'm in the process of buying a 1967 so will need to do a lot of rehab too
It is a challenge well worth undertaking
It's in remarkable shape for its age. Don't forget about checking the floor. It's got to be solid. I've replaced boat decks and have discovered some extras that will make it last a very long time. Always remember, moisture is your enemy! Good luck!
Cameron, I'm going to put together another video showing what it looks like underneath etc. It is truly a miracle that this is so nice when it hasn't been used in more than 15 years
Angela! OMG, my name is Angela also & I just discovered your channel. I'm a newbie & bought a '70 Shasta 1400 last year. I'm watching you jump fearlessly head 1st into your project & enjoying every minute. Funny part is that MANY of the things/design ideas you're doing are exactly what I'm in the process of doing...albeit very slowly. Keep up the great work. You're an inspiration!
Very Cool !! This is gonna be fun !! Where are you living now??
Nancy, I'm still at the same place.
A hardware store can cut a new glass panel to fit. Just bring in one of the size you need and they can match and cut a new one. Not sure on rounding the edges though?
I am definitely going to check into that
Since I'll be doing solo with some off grid I'm not going to put to much emphasis on the exterior other then weather proofing and safety precautions.
Solid plan
Were there was a trunk, how convenient!!
Unfortunately, the location meant that it wasn't safe to use. It would have thrown off the balance while towing and created a problem. So there will have to be a trunk in the front instead where it is safer.
@@tinyhomesimplelife2752 wish I could post a photo to show you mine! I'll be doing a live walk thru with some of my plans, probably the Friday after Thanksgiving. FB Lores' Creative Studio if you want to check it out.
@@LorE_aka-midwestmemaw8555 I'm on fb too... you can probably send photos there
@@tinyhomesimplelife2752 Same title?
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Are those bug’s flying around? Where is this?
I hop you fix it
What year is your Shasta?
I am selling a 56 Shasta w pristine cabinets and flawless windows screens and seals
4 thousand n I ll deliver it for fuel costs