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Got the holes cut for the sink and stove. Will probably work on the finish in the next week or so and hopefully get them both fully mounted and the counter in the camper.
1964 Trailblazer Chief Camper Build (6 Viewers)
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Got the counter poly'd this weekend, sink and stove mounted, and attached it in the camper.
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Got the little cubby space framed in at the back of the counter.
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Picked up a tongue box and mounted it. Also picked up a propane tank, which I had intended to mount in the tongue box but its to tall so I'll be mounting it under the counter somewhere instead.
Also got my awning mounted after it sat in the garage for about 9 months.
Also got my awning mounted after it sat in the garage for about 9 months.
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Also built a rock guard for the front window this weekend. I used some angle aluminum to make a frame and inserted the old decorative shutters from the original camper.
Painted it a nice flat black to match everything else. Added a couple locking hinge arms to keep it open when parked. Really pleased with how it turned out and its super lightweight. Still need to come up with a latching mechanism to make sure it doesn't fly open when driving.
Painted it a nice flat black to match everything else. Added a couple locking hinge arms to keep it open when parked. Really pleased with how it turned out and its super lightweight. Still need to come up with a latching mechanism to make sure it doesn't fly open when driving.
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Working on a tire carrier, also going to have the license plate on there.
Looking good. I really like the window guard you came up with.
