The shining is almost done except for the touch up. It looks great. I posted some before end after pictures.

No shine

Starting to shine

Time to polish. The trailer needed to be sanded the skin is so bad. It has begun!

We had our first outing in the airstream. It performed great! We were at Costanoa on the coast. I need to get the fridge working and polish the trailer!

Looking from the Door

From the Kitchen Toward the Fron

From the front to the Back

I have completed the interior – for now. But I do think it is done for all intensive purposes. I am taking the trailer to the coast this week and we will see how it does. We are also going to keep a list of things we need.

The two pictures are of the old floor and the bottom is the new floor. It is a vinyl cork that is waterproof.

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This was cabinet under the goucho. It was missing the center cabinet so …

I built a cabinet so it would be like the original.

The copper water lines were blow out by freezing water. I replaced all the lines with PEX. It expands and this is what they use in new trailers. The bottom picture has the new linolium I installed under all the PEX.

The old water heater is out and the the new one is in.

I installed the linoleum over the repaired floor. If is the first time I installed sheet linoleum. This linoleum will only be seen inside the cabinets. I have included a close up of the linoleum and the floor covering I’m going to use. I am now working on changing out all the copper plumbing to PEX. The floor was tough. I’m hoping I will still be polishing in May!

The plywood is down. It has an epoxy top and edge coating in case some water gets to the plywood. The unique issue with airstreams is the need to attach the shell through the plywood into the frame. I still need to so palette this step but I need a partner to do it. Luckily, my dad is coming this week to finish the job.