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Breathing new live into my 2000 Dutch Star

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That is AWESOME workmanship...nicely done ?
I haven't done it yet. LOL.
But my intention is to do most of it within the next year.
To build a $1,000,000.00 coach for about $30,000.00 LOL
Poor boys have to acquire skills and "make" what they can not afford.
However, I am of the opinion that it cost very little more to make it "high end" than just slap paint on it.
Here are a few thing I have done over the years starting with a heap. I do "all" off my own work. mechanical, interior and paint.
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We're waiting and watching.... :)
 
Ah...it appears I jumped the gun...except, based on the pictures of your handiwork, I'll let my comment stand!
 
We're waiting and watching.... :)
Gonna finish the roof, replace tires, and do needed maintenance.
Have some fun this summer and fall. Start the reno this winter.
 
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Great job on the roof! If I may ask, what purpose does the steering wheel have?
 
Great job on the roof! If I may ask, what purpose does the steering wheel have?
Keeps me going the right way! LOL

Was using it as a prop to keep water from collecting over a hole in the roof when I have a tarp over everything.
 
Rain in forecast all weekend so roof repair. I decided to take the ceiling repair. Got a sheet of 1/4" underlayment and a sheet of dense foam insulation. Cut them to fit. and glued them together. Glued the foam backing to the plywood, then ran out of glue before I could glue the vinyl to the foam. Will have to measure close on where to cut holes for the AC vents. Is It is going to be a challenge to get it back in place before the adhesive dries on the ceiling joist. When I get to that point.
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You're a wildman @DHudson ! Good to know I'm not alone out here, lol.
 
I am having to replace a section of the interior ceiling in my 2000 Dutch Star. I need the "T" strip that fits into the Channel the ceiling section fits in. Any idea where I might source these piece. Newmar does not list them. I believe a lot of coach marker use this system. Thanks.
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I would email or call Newmar parts. I'm sure they can get that for you, it seems common as I look up at it in mine.
 

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