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samotorsport
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Joined: December 04, 2013
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Location: Luxembourg
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 Posted: Sat Aug 22, 2015 3:59 pm Post subject: Selfmade Camper interior collection |
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Hey guys, I m planning to put some more furniture into my tintop weekend camper over the winter.
I wanna get a fridge, a sink and some drawers shelfs for storing what goes along for a weekend trip.
Would be nice to see some of your selfmade interiors to inspire me 
Maybe you even got the blueprints still around
Let me see what you got
Best regards
Sam |
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therealfrogman
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Joined: October 23, 2007
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Location: Pueblo, Co
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What do you have in there right now if anything? Got any pics?
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samotorsport
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Location: Luxembourg
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For the moment there is only the bed in it , by the way it is a walk through
the only pic I hav is this one for the moment ...
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samotorsport
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Location: Luxembourg
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But this is going to be redone at the same time,
Planning a new floor , new upholstery etc.
Basicaly almost everything to make it nice and clean |
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Tcash
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Location: San Jose, California, USA
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Aville
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Location: Spokane, Wa
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I drool over these interiors on a regular basis. If you have the ability you might want to tackle something like it. http://www.allthingstimber.com/bus-furniture.html
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awreed
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Location: Kirkland, WA
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GOOD LORD!
Between the thread Tcash linked to and the custom interiors by ATT that Aville referenced, my head is spinning. |
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grandpa pete
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Location: St. Petersburg, FL
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very basic..took a used sink cabinet out of a 74 and put it in 69 .....
gave me running water and a spare tire holder ... I wired in 120 AC and a second battery with an inverter for electric hot plate . 12 volt " RV amber colored porchlight and retractable clothes line finish the basics .....What else do you need ?
Note ; putting in a swiveling front passenger seat was the Best thing I did for my tintop .
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samotorsport
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Joined: December 04, 2013
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Location: Luxembourg
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Wow , some real cool stuff 
I wanna go the way to build some myself , not taking a used one and convert it, just because I like new challenges 
Anybody has an idea where to se some pics from the actual buildup.
I prefer plain wood , not the "masked" ones with some glued on optic wood.
Best regards
Sam |
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