Me and a couple friends went in on a 1972 23' Terry travel trailer. We're gonna refinish everything on the inside and wrap the outside in real tree hardwoods hd camo. When we get everything finished we are gonna use it to party in. I'll put some pictures on here when we get done with it.

 

haha looks like fun! you pulling it with your truck?

 

Hey Morgan, be honest. You live in Alabama now, therefore it's gonna go up on blocks, and become the new "guest house"

 

I'm digging those baby moons.

 

All they need is a little polishing, haha.

 

Nice project!
Even has AC!
Saweet!

 

Pretty cool. I once went in on something with a friend. Never again. No reason, just never again. But hey, good luck with your project. Post some pics so we can see how it turns out.

 

Man, I so glad momma got rid of that thing... The new 36' one is a dream...


I love living in the south!

 

Hell Yeah.....Im from PHENIX CITY!!!!!!! Nice to see someone from home, Im living in auburn for school righ now Congrats on the trailer

 

At least you got "The Game of Life" to play when the beer runs out.

Sounds fun!

 

[QUOTE=captain morgan8]Me and a couple friends went in on a 1972 23' Terry travel trailer. We're gonna refinish everything on the inside and wrap the outside in real tree hardwoods hd camo. When we get everything finished we are gonna use it to party in. I'll put some pictures on here when we get done with it.



The ******* Waggon.....

 

captain morgan,

I've remodeled one and it was a breeze.

Your idea is awesome. I'll be looking forward to seeing the finished results.

 

You got any tips or suggestions?

 

Do NOT (for the luv of peanut beuuter and jelly sam-itches) do not put in carpet.

Redo all the plumbing and electrical (if it looks bad), or you'll regret it.

The one I worked on, we took that half assed, POS shower and chitter out and made a storage closet.


That's all I can think of right now.

 

First and most important, grease the wheel bearings. Nothing worse than having a wheel lock up as your going down the road only to find out your bearing went bad and is now permentantly melted to the spindel. Aside from more expenses and the inconvience, it can be very dangerous too.