1964 Shasta Travel Trailer
1964 Vintage Shasta Travel Trailer
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Wednesday, August 11, 2010
The Dinette Table
Putting the metal band back on after the new laminate is installed.
This is the same laminate that was used to make the upper cabinet slider doors.
Close up, and truest representation of the color (on my monitor anyway).
Monday, August 9, 2010
The Underlayment and New Hardwood Floor
1/4" underlayment
Another view.
To the front.
The New Thomasville 1/2" Thick hardwood floor
This is the *good* stuff, retailing for $ 3.89 a sf.
Close up of the 1/2" Thick walnut hardwood
Box Specs.
More box specs...
Being installed.
Another view - you can see the rich walnut color best here.
My camera flash was weak on the others, making the floor look darker.
The foam backing also works as construction floor protector.
More photos to come when the trim is done...
The Shasta Light Fixtures
The Dinette Light
Very cool, very thick - textured, "nubby" vintage glass.
Another view. Gas light to be hooked up still above at the center stile between the two slider doors.
Another View
Bed Light
Original to the trailer - Fiberglass shade
Another View
Kitchen Light
Glass globe at kitchen ceiling is also original to the trailer.
Sunday, August 8, 2010
The Holiday Stove
The Holiday stove - reinstalled after cleaning.
Three burners.
The oven is very clean!
Friday, August 6, 2010
Kitchen Cabinets - Before and After
Kitchen Cabinets - Before
Kitchen - During
Close up of the original Formica on the kitchen counter.
It is not perfect, but it is too cool to scrap, so it will be staying.
Upper cabinets reinstalled after the new ceiling wood was installed.
Another view, after shellac at ceiling and end cap by range.
Close up of the kitchen drawers
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?
Wednesday, August 4, 2010
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.
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