Recent content by Pink_Magnolia

awesome job. we did an inside transformation as well this year; so I have a clue what amount of time/work you must have spent. Your exterior is incredible. our next trailer will have aluminium sinding, too. it seems so much easier. have fun :-)

that's what others told us, too :-). I have to keep that in mind, maybe we can manage a trip next year around christmas. thank you.

In August we spent one week on the Cascade Loop in Washington (1. Stop was Winthrop area and 2. stop Lake Wenatchee with Leavenworth). There are 7 blog postings in total when finished :-) (I finished 6 already) http://trailer-remodel.blogspot.ca/2014/08/cascade-loop-vancouverbc-winthropwa.html

We made our first trip with a trailer in July :-). If anyone is interest, you can find our "diary" in my blog (link in signature).

we visited crater ake last year (but only with a van). but roads are wide enough and there were lots of trailers/rvs. and you have to see the lake, it is amazing :-).

thank you KtinKY. I just added all before and after pictures to my blog :-) http://trailer-remodel.blogspot.ca/2014/07/before-and-after-pictures.html

thank you. i love it too with only white and grey, so I can change decorations color easily.

thank you :-). two more little jobs and we're done. next weekend will our first trip start to coastal Oregon. So in 2 weeks I can post the "finished" interior.

thanks Gary, yes it was a lot of work. I guess, we've "invested" more than 200 hours of labor so far. But it's nice to see what we've accomplished over the past 6 weeks and how nicely it turned out.

we replaced it with a desk top from ikea (cut to size) cheap solution and fits our interior better.

Hello, we are currently remodeling a prowler trailer and are almost done :-). I found a lot of interesting tips in this board, so i thought, i can share our experience as well. i started a blog about our work (i'm going to add some more posts pretty soon). we made new walls, replaced...