PLEASE NOTE! DISREGARD THE 'PUBLISH DATES' SUCH AS JUNE 4, 2010 OR SIMILAR, ON THIS AND OTHER POSTS CONCERNING THE RECOVERING OF OUR ROOF. ......................(we also added more insulation)
I HAVE HAD TO ADJUST THE DATES SO THAT YOU: CAN READ THIS SECTION FROM THE BEGINNING TO END; JUST AS YOU WOULD IN A WEBSITE OR BOOKLET. (NOT, as you normally would in a blog.)
I have made a slight change to the name of our boat, Memory Rose, to name a blog for this motor home. Memory Roads is the MH and it's travels and repairs....... Memory Rose is the boat t
ravels and projects.Tune in, if this stuff is of interest. Our travels so far have only been the delivery home to St. Pete Beach, Florida, from the purchase point in Philadelphia. The Project list was reasonable, with the exception of roof and cab over damage not noted in the description of our Ebay purchase... a 1991 Tioga, Class C, Motor Home.
This will be a major effort and I will post ALL information I think can help. The repair/rethink/rebuild, will be avail
able for anyone to follow.Hang in or tune out, but stay well and keep smiling.
ron
It was easy to see, that someone had removed the corner molding on both sides of the Cab-Over before and did much caulking with clear silicone (not a recommended practice. Inside, there is evidence of water damage, and mold in this forward section/both sides.
To follow this rebuild from beginning to end, drop down on this page at the end of the post, until you see "grey words" Older Posts. Then click on it to go on to the next page in the series.
Continuing to do so will take you through the entire rebuild.
You can also go over to the right side of the page and choose posts from the index.
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