The Stainless Steel Backsplash is Installed!

AFTER - Stainless steel backsplash was cleaned and reinstalled after the walls were done.  Still needs to be trimmed out and have the new stainless sink installed.

The other side.  It will be trimmed out also.

Installing the Rope Trim at the Ceiling

Interior Woodwork - 1960's Adirondack - Vintage Travel Trailer

Before - 3/4" Plywood - Bed Area at Rear of Trailer
After - "New" Vintage Wood Installed - Came from a Antique Dresser and Old Oak Table - The Under Bed Area is What I like to think of as "Library" Paneling
Before - Another View of Other Side
After - Still Needs Touch Up - But Basically Done After Top Cap is Installed

Early 60's Adirondack - Vintage Travel Trailer

The Adirondack is similar to the vintage Metzendorf travel trailer in profile. This one is a work in progress - and has become nearly a complete rebuild. Other than the very solid and overbuilt drop down floor almost everything structural on this specific little trailer has been redone or reworked by a team of three - Me, Myself, and I. Girl Power - it's a wonderful thing.
Work Completed: New plywood walls and sub-floor as in the original, new roof joists, and the aluminum skins are back on. I have also made and installed new plywood seating front and rear and made a unique counter top and storage from a large old aluminum suitcase.
Still Needed: New birch interior wood installed on walls, seats, and cabinets. Roof reinstalled. Sanding and Exterior paint. "New Old Stock" 9" Asphalt Floor Tiles I have been saving for this trailer also need to be installed, and a few various other knick knacks like curtains, bedding, cushions, etc....to be updated as it happens!
Sept. 30 - Roof is on - Body Paint is on. Now to get the windows done and installed. Need to get it water tight before the rains hit.
To see a completed trailer with a wood interior, view the last one I have posted - a 1957 Cardinal - the interior turned out exceptionally pretty - There is nothing like the old birch wood interiors - they really glow.

Adirondack Table Base / Leg - Small Tree Trunk I Have Had a Few Years The Dinette Table Top - A Slab of Wood - Amber Shellac x 6 Coats
Dining Table - Not Installed, Just a Dry Fit To See How It looks
More Dinette Table
Cabinet - a "Goodwill" Treasure - Painted, Distressed, with Vintage Hardware

The Old Body is Ready For Paint

                                               New Green and Cream Color Paint
NOTE: These pictures are not in order - to see the tear down and rebuild
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New Paint
Masked Off For Paint

Putting the Aluminum Siding Back On - Yeah!
The Roof
New Wood

Dinette Seats, Original Pattern but New CDX Plywood - All Flooring New CDX New Flooring Screwed Down
New Old Stock 9" Asphalt Tiles for the Floor - Sweet Deal From Craigs List!
Instide of Dinette Seat - Stained white so it would be bright inside
Vintage Aluminum Suitcase Turned into Counter Top - No Veneer as Yet

Aluminum Skins Down for Pattern Making
New Front End
Roof Framing
New Plywood
Adirondack Roof Graphics - Painted Out from the "Shadow" Left of the Original

Yeah, More Rotten Plywood...More to Come...
Aliminum Side Skins
Getting U-G-L-Y
Ouch. That Hurts.

Front - Gone....