MorboTheDMVclerk-DestroyerofDays
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Yeah, it curves right before the cabover starts -
good to know, thanx
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so you would recommend it? any complaints?
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Thats why I got the wooden beadboard. its looking like its gonna be an issue getting it to fit though 😬
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Wow that stuff is $$$$ing expensive. feel like donating to the making my house look cool fund?
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I've only gotten to tour the US, so far, but I do plan on South America soon.
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I've only gotten to tour the US, so far, but I do plan on South America soon.
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I am currently fixing all the water damage in my 86 sun-land and really wanna put up a beadboard celling. I picked some up today and am not sure its gonna be very flexible and to thick to-boot. Has anyone put up beadbaord and if so, did you use wood or fiberboard? I have never used fiberboard before, so I'm hesitant trying it in my soon to be home. tell me what y'all think/have done/etc.. thanx all
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how fast does the tack take hold? or how do you get the fiberglass to stay pushed against the wood long enough for it to dry?
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Info On 86 Sunland Express?
MorboTheDMVclerk-DestroyerofDays replied to williamt74's topic in General Discussion
could you scan some of the sweet paperwork into the digital world? -
Ohfuckyeah! I mean, they ain't hot pink, but I'll so put these on if I lift it
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Yeah that's crazy they don't come with covers anymore. Most of the time the cover is just plastic and I just switch'em out with the new shocks
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That's what I've been using to glue luan to the aluminum frame.
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I'm diggin the bike storage. I too am removing my couch to make a home for my two wheeled friends.
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Reynolds is still good steel as well a anything double and triple butted. my Surly Cross Check is Reynolds 631
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Yeah. Every time I've gotten new shocks, none of them have come with washers so I just use the old ones. I would take a wire brush to it and hit it with a little wd40.
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Wondering if I have any fellow yotahomies that do any serious cycling or fixed city ridding. I'm an avid cyclist whos making room in my remodeling endeavor to fit some two wheel friends in the house. I have toured over 5,500mi across the US and regularly ride a track bike when I'm in cities. Got plans to do a lot of fixed city rides in major cities around the continent and eventually do an Alaska to Argentina tour. First I have to get a new touring set up and work my way down to only 3 bikes🤔 share some flicks of your steeds and tours cause I'd like to see'em.
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Repairing Water Damage
MorboTheDMVclerk-DestroyerofDays replied to grtthegrt's topic in General Discussion
this is the thin Luan for for paneling and this is the foam insulation I warn you though, I have never done this before, so I'm just going off of my bit of carpentry experience I have and taking a wack at it. So unless any OG's on here wanna correct me, I think this is the proper course of action. -
Repairing Water Damage
MorboTheDMVclerk-DestroyerofDays replied to grtthegrt's topic in General Discussion
I have an aluminum frame that gives me a guide to work with and because of that, I just replaced all the paneling inside and out. Since I live in a very humid climate I figured all the water damage needs replacing and not just patching (black mold is no bueno), that goes for the insulation as well. The Styrofoam is your insulation and I suggest getting all new foam board (its gets up to 6R for 1"). As for the wood, I'm just using luan from homedepot and rewrapping the frame. Looks like you gotta replace studs and what not. good luck. This is what I've done to the overhead cab.
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@linda s yah go any vids or how-to's on putting a 12v in its place?
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any of y'all ever tired anything like this?
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I tried regular liquid nails but that didn't work and then I switched locktite x3. Is there a different glue for the roof and, for those of you that have the corrugated fiberglass on the sides, what do you use for that? looks like it was originally spray glue.
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The rot is in the rear, mostly. the center seems solid and I've already taken care of the over heard bunk. Now to do the sides
