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thanks bbz, looking forward to getting mine to yours. Definitely takin a bit of inspiration from your minimalist aesthetic.

highly recommend stripping it and finding someone to weld it. Can't say I've tried angle brackets, but if you strip it, it's a very short and fast job to weld those pieces if it's the ones below the window.

Been a long time since I've had the energy to update this, but quite a bit has been accomplished! Popped out the two piece overcab ply that was thoroughly rotted at the edges That was replaced with some fresh wood and marine grade 4200 caulk. From there I figured it was time to see if it fits...

Can't say I considered it too deeply, the main consideration being that the roof is already sized. Don't want to reskin the aluminum on the roof. My Mrs is trying to keep me from tearing the whole thing down and building it from nothing. I did consider shortening it in the front underneath the...

Should work BBZ, thanks for the heads up. Have definitely looked at your thread!

Unfortunately the three central pillars in the front were broken at the top; rewelded and ready to go! Then on to replacing the floor pack; did this one side at a time, leaving the 4' x ~8' floor in until i assembled both sides; then jacked it up, set it down on a freshly painted piece of...

Thought I'd make a post as this forum has been a great resource prior to getting into this. I had the time, the lead time for a new camper is 11-13 months, and it seemed like a fun project. Here's the profile of the new acquisition Took a fair amount of work to gut it, list of things that was...

Hey folks, doing an 80's Granby rebuild. Unfortunately I'm missing half of my 18"x66" escape window. Located in NM near the four corners, was hoping someone could point me in the right direction for a replacement candidate. Photo with the measuring tape is the pane that someone threw the frame...