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Re: Our 320 renovation

Reply #25
More progress and in one of the images, the oil that we are using on the walnut to bring it back to life

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Reply #26
Small areas. That Watco oil does the trick on the wood.

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Reply #27
The bathroom floor and utility run is completed. There is no heat duct work outlet in this room so I added an electrical outlet for a ceramic heater. Plus, in the closet there was a good size space behind the closet wall that I can finish out and add a couple shelves.

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Reply #28
Ernie,

You are MY KIND OF PEOPLE!

Got to love a craftsman.  Rare in today's world.  OK, VERY rare.
Brett Wolfe
EX: 1993 U240
Moderator, ForeForum 2001-
Moderator Diesel RV Club 2002-
Moderator, FMCA Forum 2009-2020
Chairman FMCA Technical Advisory Committee 2011-2020


Re: Our 320 renovation

Reply #30
Ernie,

You are MY KIND OF PEOPLE!

Got to love a craftsman.  Rare in today's world.  OK, VERY rare.

As A craftsman myself I can agree 100% So many younger folks (and I'm only 39) want nothing to do with learning a trade. I don't know who is going to fix up everyone's houses etc in 20-50 years. I can't find anyone who wants to learn the trade of carpentry/contracting.

Your floor is looking fantastic! Thank you for posting updates Ernie :)

Re: Our 320 renovation

Reply #31
You always do nice work, it's a pleasure to look at your pictures of the work
that you have done.
Peter and Frieda Morin
1999 36ft. U320 Foretravel
Build # 5436
1998 Suzuki Sidekick Sport

Re: Our 320 renovation

Reply #32
It's a family of craftsmen.  Brent just finished our coach and the attention to detail is so precise. 
  A visitor in our coach said it's nice that he removed the cabinets to lay the floor.... but that's not the case.  He layed the floor up to them.  0 moulding anywhere.
  Couple of pics.
Robert and Susan
 1995 36' 280 WTBI 8.3 3060r
 1200 watts on the roof, 720 Ah of lithium's
 Build # 4637. Motorcade # 17599
        FMCA  # 451505
        18  Wrangler JLUR

Re: Our 320 renovation

Reply #33
I was in your coach. The upgrades really make it look great.

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Reply #34
After the last 4 days, the main floor has been completed

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Reply #35
Those shower curve cuts look perfect. Nice work!!

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Reply #36
When I drove the coach home in April, I could hear a lot of engine noise. I didn't like that and wanted to quiet it down like in our Wanderlodge and Prevost Liberty. I added some weather stripping around the engine cover and some styrofoam panels beside the bed and covered those in carpet. Hopefully, this will be an improvement.Brenda was in charge of the bed skirt.

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Reply #37
Working in the entry. Tomorrow I will put a little twist on my signature all wood and rubber treads entry

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Reply #38
Decided to add some tile to the entry. The new treads will be installed properly after grouting of the tile.

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Reply #39
Your work looks terrific as well as your photos.  Are those rubber or are they vinyl stair treads?
97 U295 40, Build #5040, 6C8.3 325 HP
Oregon Continuous Traveler
Samsung Residential #RF20HFENBSR,
Xantrex SW2012, (3)AGM8D Hse, (2)AGM Grp24 Eng, Victron BMV-712, 1800w Solar 4 LG & 2 Sunpower
Extreme Full Body Pt w/hdlmps, new furn/floor, 4 down Lexus 2004 GX470 AWD curb weight 4,740 lbs
Prev: 1990 Barth, 10L 300 2 yrs; 91&92 Monaco Signature, 10 yrs, 10L C 300 &  6C8.3 300; 1997 ForeT 6C8.3 325 since May 2017.  Employed by Guaranty RV 14+ yrs.  Former VW New Car Dlr/Service Dlr, Sales Mgr, Rv Sales, and Service Adviser from 1968-2017
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Reply #42
Looks really nice, I look forward to doing something fun with mine when I get to that project. I just rebuilt my stairwell. For now painted plywood and carpet treads will do.

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Reply #43
Instead of purchasing new trim for the Samsung, I was able to use the walnut panels that were on the old Dometic. Save those panels!


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Reply #45
We had a cottage on Round pond

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Reply #46
The fried clams at Quintal's in East Wareham were wonderful back in the day.

"The Buzzards Bay restaurant was popular for years with its fried clams in particular a strong draw."

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Reply #47
Audio/visual and related components installed and working.
New quartz countertops installed today. Plumbing is next.
Brenda going over the punch list.

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Reply #48
I like picture #7 best!

Looks like a supervisory position.
Brett Wolfe
EX: 1993 U240
Moderator, ForeForum 2001-
Moderator Diesel RV Club 2002-
Moderator, FMCA Forum 2009-2020
Chairman FMCA Technical Advisory Committee 2011-2020

Re: Our 320 renovation

Reply #49
Brenda has been removing the peeling decals. Coach looks much better.