How to rebuild the walls - ceiling on vintage camper. Retro Serro Scotty Sportsman travel trailer
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ก.พ. 2021
- Rob secures the walls and begins installing the roof on the Serro Scotty Sportsman vintage camper travel trailer. Remodel restoration renovation
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Call me crazy but I want to build a mahogany strip built can of ham to go with my 1939 chevy truck. Once I built a kayak so I feel confident in this dream. I appreciate all the construction information you and other builders share.
That would be beautiful!!
I made it through my first night. Have 364 more to go through ... to say hello to my rebuild Aloha 1954. How nice you share all your skills with the World 🌎
Keep the faith
Loving it still!👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Thank you
Good luck with that curve. I hope it works.
We got it.
what about thin plywood and then fiberglassing it . i 'm a newbee fooling around with boats and started to learn to use fiberglass to strengthen the wood. i even heard of using cardboard and then fiberglassing it ? enjoying your progress i want to try one myself
Fiberglass is cool if you can work with it
Currently refurbishing a 1966 Scotty Sportsman. Did Scotty originally have someone supply them 8' X 10' plywood at the factory? My plywood sides are one piece from the front to the back. No seams.
I have never seen that from the factory.
Weight wise I wonder how much heavier it is than stick frame?sure looks easier with plywood though.great idea.
I don't think it is too much heavier on these small campers.
I love your show. It has helped me so much. I am rebuilding my first vintage camper. It is a 1966 Alladdin Solstice Camper made in Hillsboro, Oregon. I am having to rebuild it as there was water damage in the frame, especially in the curves. Do you think this method would be good to follow?
I see this method used on many styles and models. Make sure you take lots of pictures and try to follow the way it was built. Good luck
is the wood where the air vent , is it the same size 2.5mm or 5mm
2.5
With spraying the wood down with water or soaking it help it curve more?
I didn't have any luck with that.
That and laying a brick on it ,we used to make ramps like that ,skateboard days
Hello Rob I have A Question ,
What size Plywood are you using for your roof ?
It's 2.5mm underlayment
what about wet it steam it and bend it?
Just needed thinner material.
What happened to the floor episode?
On the pay side. 😆
There's a pay side I am in need of measurements for floor and some on sides 1975 serro Scotty gucho
I don't see a join button for pay side
I have a question can I put wood glue on the plywood before screw? thank you
Absolutely!
@@RobTheRebuilder thank you sir im restoring a scotty into a coffee trailer , I have a Question what size plywood did you use for the roof?
did you use a thinner plywood from the roof on the bottom curves of the rv
What type of insulation would you recommend for the roof?
3/4 rigid foam
@@RobTheRebuilder thanks! Sure do appreciate all of your help and how to's!
a friend and i have been slowly rebulding her serro scotty for a while now. we have the walls up and roof on and i am doing some work on the inside now. today i was testing the fit on the skins to the walls and i think somehow something went wrong and it seems the structure is a little bigger than the trailer skins. im feeling a bit panicked and hoping you might be able to give me a little advice. ive watched many of your videos and did the wall tracing how you showed but somehow it is turning out strangely. please help!
Too big is better than too small. once you build the top rail and place the insulation on the roof you can fit the tin and then take a marker and trace the excess and then trim it up. Good luck on your build.
@@RobTheRebuilder thanks for responding, it’s the trailer structure that is too big and the tin too small. I think I may have added one too many layers to the top rail. It seems pretty hard to pull off without pulling it all out. Is it ok the put the j-rail on with the long side on the sides of the trailer instead of the top, I think that might make enough to cover? Or Is there anything else I might do to remedy the situation?
Are you screwing just into the plywood walls? Thanks.
Yes I am.
@@RobTheRebuilder Thanks.
@@icecreamladydriver1606 No problem