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steven4082 · 10-19-2009, 08:52 PM

Thanks for the welcome!

I agree that I took on a basket case, but what better way to get into RV’s. I am literally starting at the ground up so to speak. When I have completed the camper project, I will have gained a lot of knowledge and experience, which will pay off in the long run. I can already see that once the RV bug bites; it's only bigger and better (TT’s) from there. Just have to figure out how to hide the new gray hairs that have started popping up sense I stated this task (LOL).

Thanks again for the welcome!!

Steven

P.S. Rule number one on doing roof repair; always make sure the piece of plywood your about to sit down on doesn’t have a few sheets of newspaper under it, Or you may find a quicker way down from the roof of your camper than a ladder (LOL).

10-19-2009, 08:52 PM	#5
steven4082 Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Chattanooga TN. Posts: 2	Thanks for the welcomes!! Thanks for the welcome! I agree that I took on a basket case, but what better way to get into RV’s. I am literally starting at the ground up so to speak. When I have completed the camper project, I will have gained a lot of knowledge and experience, which will pay off in the long run. I can already see that once the RV bug bites; it's only bigger and better (TT’s) from there. Just have to figure out how to hide the new gray hairs that have started popping up sense I stated this task (LOL). Thanks again for the welcome!! Steven P.S. Rule number one on doing roof repair; always make sure the piece of plywood your about to sit down on doesn’t have a few sheets of newspaper under it, Or you may find a quicker way down from the roof of your camper than a ladder (LOL).