The LP Gas Refrigerator - Before & After

The Refrigerator - Before (That mattress is long gone!)

Interior

Sanded

After paint - it is now the same brown as the furnace cover (at left by door).

Ice Anyone?

The Overhead Cabinet - Refinished, New Sliding Doors

The overhead cabinet above the front window was removed to install the new wood at the side walls

Before sanding and new shellac

Getting ready to apply the laminate to the wood for the slider doors

Reinstalled, with new shellac and sliding doors installed.

The center stile is where the gas light will go.

Hard to capture the laminate in pictures, it is a neutral, yet has a textured design.

Here is an extreme close up of the laminate.

The Door - Before & After

The Old Door Skin - as it looked on day one

BEES!?

Frame was reworked, foam insulation installed...

Three or four coats of amber shellac was applied prior to installing the skin

Door installed

The exterior - showing the new deadbolt and the original Bargman door handle.

As you may have noticed on the photo showing the bees above - there was a split in the door that the prior owner repaired using some kind of a velkum type product.  It is solid, but could look better.

The Shasta Roof Vent

The roof vent was pulled

A prior owners repair?

The black goo removed

The source of the leak is located - see the slice in the upper left hand corner

Putty tape

The area to be repaired was thoroughly cleaned

Bondo, Repair Fabric

Bondo - pre sanding

Bondo post sanding

Caulked

The Shasta has been through some heavy rains since this repair, and shows no signs of water intrusion

Next up will be installing the ceiling wood inside

The First Day Home

The 1964 Shasta Travel Trailer

Here she is. The newest addition to the family.

I will admit - She has very good bones.

The aluminum skin is in overall really good condition.

The Love Shack?

Really?

Tin roof NOT rusted! That's gotta go...

Interior / Kitchen

Interior to Rear

The Shasta Magazine Rack

The Astral Refrigerator and rear bed. 

Mattress goes to the dump.

The ONE dinette seat.  The other one is missing.  I wonder why....oh well.

The cabinet handles are really cool chevron shaped and are original to the Shasta.