We decided to 45 the corner. I am so excited about the storage under the seats for bedding and pillows!

I guess we better step it up a notch. We attend our 1st Rally a week from Thursday and I still need a kitchen!

This is how we left it Monday night. I think he did a pretty good job.

We finally got started on the dinette! After much thinking this is what Jack decided to do in the corners for the best support. After all this thing will be seating and bedding our big butts!

PEDESTAL AND STOOL ARE IN!

HE FINALLY DID IT! Man, these stools are a mutha to install. It wouldn't have been so bad if he had Stretch Armstrong's arms and the hands of a toddler...

Jack built a pedestal for the "Thrown" since we are both a bit handicap when it comes to getting down that low and . . .I'm sure you will all agree...it's real important to be able to go potty.

Jack is doing great with his hip replacement as you can see from this picture he's on his knees. WOW! He hasn't been able to do that in years. You go boy!

She's gutted and the new floor is installed.

We finally got everthing out back all the way to the bathroom with the exception of the fridge. What a JOB!

Jack had to have a total hip replacement. He is doing great now and is able to work on the Crappy Camper as you can tell from the picture.

We will frame around the fridge the size of a new fridge in case this one fails. Knock on wood.

We will replace front panels of Fridge with Black plastic or fabric of some sort. I would like to make it match the black appliances and range hood we have ordered.

This is taking WAY longer than I ever imagined.

Repairing the sub floor

Finally! We are now ready to start where we were when we started. Huh? Before we ran into the rotted floor.

This weekend we will be tearing out cabinets in the kitchen and the bedroom. AND if we have time start laying the new floor.

Replacing the insulation

After we achieved a perfect fit on the cross member Jack replaced the insulation.