With the frame on saw horses I began the task of removing rust with a wire wheel. I also cut the old

With the frame on saw horses I began the task of removing rust with a wire wheel. I also cut the old axle off as it was shot. The back bumper area had a lot of rust so I decided to cut all the bad metal and weld new material/support.
This photo shows the old axle removed and the new axle in place. all inclusive discount vacation packages I went with a Flexiride adjustable axle. I had to do a little fabrication work to get the new axle in place, but I think it was well worth the effort.
While working on the frame, I also removed the floor from the camper, and stripped all the insulation. Only the floor in the rear was rotten, but I figured I might as well go ahead and replace it all while I had the frame/body all inclusive discount vacation packages separated. I used 3/4 ply for the floor.
I had to replace some sheet metal at the door entrance (not shown in photo but it's the piece of metal at the doorway) and I'm welding the floor crossmember in place. You can see the extra steel that's welded between the axle and the frame to beef that section.
This picture show the dropped floor I added to the center of the camper. I'm 6'1 and my head touched the ceiling with the standard floor. I dropped the floor 5 and can now easily stand in the camper without hitting my head. 3/4 BCX ply was used for the floor.
all inclusive discount vacation packages We live on the Texas Gulf coast and it's quite miserable without AC. We decided to do away with the front/rear windows in the camper. The front window was removed because we're converting the front to a bathroom/shower. The rear was removed because we spend most of our time outside the camper, and like it dark. I used 1/4 plywood, fiberglass, and woodflour and glass bubbles to seal the window. This picture shows the cutout for the AC.
We didn't like the 80's style square windows so we ditched them. I found some 20 x 24 windows on Ebay for $10. I We also hate the fact that Scamp uses rivets to hold everything all inclusive discount vacation packages in place. We removed all the rivets, and glassed the closet, and the kitchen fiberglass piece in place. We then filled all rivet holes with epoxy. One of the first jobs we did on the body was to fill the kitchen vent and window holes on the side.
We hated the lower fiberglass kitchen cabinets, so I built my own using 3/4 MDF. We also decided to ditch the settee in the back and make the bed platform permanent. I used 3/4 plywood for the platform. We decided that the bed would be more comfortable without all the seams of individual cushions. I've had the cushioned settee before and would always manage to end up swallowed in them in the mornings. Solid bed = no seams = better for us. The cabinets are also 3/4 MDF. The cabinets are getting all inclusive discount vacation packages skinned in .040 brushed aluminum. The kitchen backsplash wood is 1/4 and it's just there to support all inclusive discount vacation packages the aluminum. We're getting a custom kitchen counter, just not sure which type yet.
This photo was taken on the bed platform facing forward. The bathroom wall was built from 3/4 ACX. The bathroom door and closet door are also 3/4 MDF, and will be skinned with .040 brushed aluminum. The floor is laminate. The floor trim is 3/4 MDF and edged with a 1/2 roundover bit.