So much to update you all on! I am going to do so more often. I have made tons of videos and done a lot of work to the Sunrader so far. One reason that I first bought this Sunrader was that it was complete, and looked decent inside. The water ran, the stove worked, the toilet flushed. I thought maybe I would just paint some things and refresh it. I found a board I needed to replace, then behind that there was something that wasn’t quite right, and after that was gone I saw another thing to fix, and so on. Before I knew it I had completely gutted the inside and was in full rebuild mode.
After the teardown, the first thing that was staring me in the face was all these empty holes from the old fridge and heater vents. I got a quote for $3500 to fill in like 6 or 7 holes that I did in a day for about $200 in materials. I dove into fiberglass research and I have learned a ton about it so far. It really is amazing stuff. You can check out how I did that below:
After doing that I took on the front windows. These wrap around front windows on the Sunraders are notorious for cracking and being hard to seal, and they do not make replacements (because Sunrader isn't in business). So the only option would be forming my own windows out of plexi glass. I didn't want to go that route, so I just fiberglassed them in! I'm still not done finishing it, but it turned out great - check that out below:
