Re: Day one of Shasta restoration
Ok. What you want me to hold up? Sorry, Couldn't help my self. My first and only restoration project is a 1953 Airstream Cruiser. Most of us have done a lot of work on our trailers so we will have a...
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Thanks It was actually fun ripping ripping into it. I found a huge ant nest with thousands of little ants piled on top of one another. I also found a bunch of these little gray buggers that look like...
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It looks a lot better than some I've seen on here . It also looks better than some spots on my project that's 13 years younger On a side note, I see you've been a member about 5 days longer than I...
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Petewhit wrote: I found a huge ant nest with thousands of little ants piled on top of one another. Ours was an ant breeding ground also. But they were far from small. They were giant red and black...
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Wow Roberta After going to your blog I feel bad complaining. Your doing the full monte!
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Pete, whenever you can, it's easier to shellac the panels and cabinet fronts out of the trailer. The darn stuff is very DRIPPY. Cool weather will make it flow better, too. VK
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At least it looks like you can salvage some of the framework- unless the pics aren't showing all the rot. I've not done enough of this yet to be able to tell... 1966aristocrat wrote: giant red and...
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