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@airstreamarchitect
Here is a preview of the blueprint for the rest of my Airstream. Mostly just the bathroom left to finish! I am so grateful that there are so many amazing free resources out there like Google Sketchup (http://google-sketchup.en.softonic.com) and such a supportive and helpful community in Airstream Forums (http://www.airforums.com)!
I haven't done a post in awhile so I wanted to update the progress. I got to take a sabbatical from my job at Roadtrip Nation (www.roadtripnation.com) and put a month of solid non stop work into my Overlander! It was a dream come true getting to devote all of my time and effort into turning this into the Airstream of my dreams. I was able to make a lot of progress on the front half of the Airstream. The kitchen, dinette, lounge / sleeper, installing a new fridge, running gas lines, water tank installed, polishing the exterior, painting, and more! Most of what is left is the bathroom, installing new lights, and running the plumbing which is to say, a lot. Even though there is a lot more work to be done I have enjoyed every second of it and I am looking forward to more! Thank you for checking in!
Cheers,
Jason
Staying Busy
Right now my hands are tied. I am waiting for some professional assistance on my plumbing and unfortunately haven't had much luck with mechanics so I am on "trailer time" which means what should take one week is going to take a month or more. I still want to be creative while I am forced to wait so I took on a couple new projects.
The first one below is I started home brewing! It has been a blast! I made a batch of wheat beer (one more week till it's ready) and I wanted to make an old style 6 pack wooden holder. There is a photo of two of them I made. They are not done yet. I am going to put a label, handles, and varnish on them but I just wanted to post the rough stage first and then the finished product later.
The second is I built my mother a Potters Bench for Mother's Day. It was a lot of fun to build. I was able to build it all for her on the day and the Steph helped me put on the protective clear coat.
Last but not least... I bought a bike today! I couldn't pass up on this sweet little bike! I went in to get a tire lever and came out with a bike instead. I got it for $40 in a junk shop. The best part is that completely comes apart in the middle and folds up. I am going to restore this bike and make it look brand new! It is going to be blue and white.
Laying Down the Floor
So its been a long time since my last post. I am working on putting in the sub-floor now. I need to do the plumbing and water tanks beneath the floor before I can actually bolt it all down. It took a long time to rip everything out and remove the inner panels to get at the electrical (which we be next after the plumbing). Unfortunately it still isn't much to look at but here are some photos of what it looks like now!
Destruction
So I have begun the process of tearing apart the inside of my airstream. It has been fun and definitely cathartic. I want to start with a blank slate. Tear absolutely everything out and build everything myself. It is already harder than I thought in some ways and easier in others. But already it has been incredible how much support I have received from my friends and family. My father helped me drive it down from Sacramento and my sister Stephanie, her roommate Lizzy, and their neighbor Don took time out of their day and spent a good hour and a half getting my Airstream backed into their backyard where I will be doing all my restoration. We had (literally) one inch of clearance between their house wall and the gate so it was a very slow and tedious process but with teamwork we got it in! So I have continued to work on it above are some before and after pictures.