These are the only new pictures I have to date but have done a lot more work to it. I have scraped up the tile that was inside and put down new tiles. I have replaced the wood that was rotten on the roof and replaced the wood inside. It is cleaned out now and all of the dirt is gone (inside).  I hooked up an extention cord and was happy to find that the lights work. I also hooked up the hose and was happy to find that it worked. The drain was completely shot tho. Somehow over its 48 years of life the brass plumbing had split the full length of the drain pipe. It is now replaced with cpvc (plastic) pipes. The outside drain attatchment was nonexistant anymore, at least thru the local RV store and not the modern common size, so I had to make one. It works wonderfully. I will have new pictures this coming week of all the work I have done so look for them shortly. Just figured Id post as I have a few employees who are testing it out for me this weekend in its unfinished state.

Most exciting post EVER!

Outside view of my new door lock

Inside view of my new lock

Roof rot

This is the view of the only rot that I found. There is a little water seepage around the edges but the wood is stil solid there and Im pretty sure its good enough to be saved. These pictures show the opening where that roof vent used to be.

Dont look!!!!! She's topless

This is my sweet little camper without her top on. I thought the hard part would be taking the hundreds of screws out of the driprail, but much to my dismay it was the thousands of nails that were undernieth it. All in all to get to this point it took me about 3 and a half hours