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Gutted or beat up 13' or 16' Private Seller

4 years ago Trailer Wanted  Knoxville, TN 480 Views 0 Watching
Title: Gutted or beat up 13' or 16'
Country:US
State or Province:TN
City: Knoxville
Type of Sale:Private Seller
Listed:4 years ago
Location: Knoxville, TN
Price : Wanted

Looking for a camper to gut or a gutted camper that is in decent shape. I plan on building a custom rig. Currently in Tennessee and happy to drive for the right setup.

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Posted by rdwatson (4 years ago)

Gutted or beat up 13' or 16'[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Steveo53;757569]Looking for a camper to gut or a gutted camper that is in decent shape. I plan on building a custom rig. Currently in Tennessee and happy to drive for the right setup. [B]View this ad at Fiberglass Classifieds[/B] - Gutted or beat up 13' or 16'[/QUOTE] I have a Casita 13/16 ft in process of restoration. At my age I am beginning to suspect it may never be completed. Will explain it further if your interested.

Posted by Steveo53 (4 years ago)

I would love some pictures. I am very much intersted.

Posted by rdwatson (4 years ago)

Good grief, Steve -- It used to be so easy to reply and include a photo !! The only photo I currently have is one I took when I bought it. I would email it to you if you send me your email address, to mine (which is [email][email protected][/email]). I can get more shots - however snow is nearly here in Minnesota, so it is covered up. Internal photos will show some of the restoration I have done. It is a 1981/2 model with front bath. The original owner had stripped it, and thought of using it for his hunting cabin. The interior was soaked from UNKNOWN leaks, and I found they came from the over head escape hatch. All the wood was soaked and had no strength. I decided to replace the floor completely, and all of the wood with plywood or better. The electrical and propane and water lines had been cut! I purchased all new appliances and began restoration, starting by upgrading the running lights with LED fixtures, and the power cable to a 7-pin cable. I saved the plastic furniture covers, to reinstall them with new wood structure. A temporary roof brace was installed to hold it from water or snow loads, then new wall - roof support braces were installed to hold it normally. I had contemplated removing the bunk beds, and making that the kitchen table area, leaving a better sleeping area in the back area. All in all an interesting project -- but I don't have the time or energy any more to get back to working on it, and my wife thinks she would prefer if moved elsewhere.

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