I grabbed a handful of fire-damaged d-rings and started attaching them to different areas of the car to serve as anchor points for curtains. I also added some to the outside to connect fencing to…
It has been over a week since last working on the swivel wheel, and the sun wasn't shining so I wanted a good before and after comparison. I also took a picture of the side.…
To create a table, I rounded pegs into the bottoms out of a block of 2x4 cut in half, with shelf supports for the table. Here is the result with the table down. And here…
The front passenger seat was disassembled and the back cut-off. The front passenger seat does end up taking up a lot of space for camping and traveling, so I made it take up less space.…
Doesn't it seem quite as impressive as yesterday's work, but feels so much closer. Still haven't decided to clear coat it, or do a primer, then paint a boring color. It is just the frame,…
Began progress of rebuilding my 1930's swivel wheel trailer.
1 Remove fan (2 bolts, 1 nut), clean 2 Remove interlock cover (2 nuts) 3 Remove interlock (1 bolt) 4 Remove end cover (2 bolts, 1 nut) 5 Remove end cover (2 bolts, 1 nut)…
1 Remove interlock cover (2 bolts, 2 nuts) 2 Remove interlock (1 nut) and interlock bracket (1 bolt, 1 nut) 3 Remove interlock (2 nuts 8mm) 4 Remove upper vent duct (1 nut, 1 wideflange…
1. Remove connection cover (2 bolts, 3 nuts) followed by main cover (6 bolts, 5 nuts) 2. Remove vent (one pop-it) 3. Remove interlock (1 bolt) Positive terminal and fuse at row 3 4. Remove…