Howdy y’all
Glad to be a part of the community.
I decided I was going to get into the camper remodeling game and new that I wanted something small and light for versatile towing and mobility, and I stumbled upon a 1966 Winnebago 217-R (I was told that’s the model, I’ve seen similar campers listed as 217 1/2). She’s some got water damage, but we’re gonna gut her.
I’m new to the game and already learned a lot between blowing a tire taking her home from the sale and destroying my bumper with a faulty hitch lock (rough day, let me tell you).
I’m open to any advice you all have to give! I’m about to start gutting her to assess the total water damage. The first thing I have to figure out is if I’m going to want to restore the campers original lay out or remodel it to what I see as a more stylish and utilitarian design. I’m going to post this question again in a different thread, but thanks for reading!
Have a nice day
Glad to be a part of the community.
I decided I was going to get into the camper remodeling game and new that I wanted something small and light for versatile towing and mobility, and I stumbled upon a 1966 Winnebago 217-R (I was told that’s the model, I’ve seen similar campers listed as 217 1/2). She’s some got water damage, but we’re gonna gut her.
I’m new to the game and already learned a lot between blowing a tire taking her home from the sale and destroying my bumper with a faulty hitch lock (rough day, let me tell you).
I’m open to any advice you all have to give! I’m about to start gutting her to assess the total water damage. The first thing I have to figure out is if I’m going to want to restore the campers original lay out or remodel it to what I see as a more stylish and utilitarian design. I’m going to post this question again in a different thread, but thanks for reading!
Have a nice day
