KCarson

Really beautiful job! I love the floor, countertop in kitchen, and the green fabric.

I know this post is getting a lil old, but I kept my 1990 Warrior original vibe. I have the dusty rose and wood colours, both of which I like. I reworked the appliance areas to suit my needs, took out old fridge and oven, put in new dometic car fridge. But I used the old fridge panel and made it into a new door, added shelves in that space, and that area is now a clothes cabinet. I refinished all the doors and drawer fronts with satin poly, left them wood, and used the old drawer fronts attached to new drawer bodies into the oven area. I did have to repaint the bathroom a soft white after ripping out the toilet and cabinet tho, but left the original colour in the shower. I decided to go with what makes me feel warm and cozy since I'm living in it full time and not fall into the glam trap. I think that's the key...make it feel like home, whatever that means to you, regardless of what the fads are.

I'll be interested in what you come up with Davidross. I want to do the same with my 1990 Warrior and read the 1987 Escaper post just now also.

Wow, what a job, but the results look good! Seeing your pictures and reading all the advice has been uplifting. I just bought a 1990 Warrior 321RB. It has a few leaks and I'm not sure I've even pinpointed all of them yet. Thankfully I have some carpentry skills and feel that will help me. So far, my cabover is okay but the back closet is a real mess. I also try to park mine so the water isn't coming in so bad. But I LOVE my Warrior and seeing what you've done has encouraged me. I hadn't thought of sealing the marker lights but will put that on my list also since they don't look too great. I'm taking notes and researching between weekends when I can work on her. I'm so glad I found this site and saw your post. Thanks, all!