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23rd MARCH 2011. The overhead cab bunk bed
is
ripped out. |
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It was suggested that some Gipsy's have
wooden supports and they might have also rotted. |
75.
But as we can see, the bunk bed supports
are integrated with the overhead cab structure. |
76.
A surprise visit by my nephew Simon, so he was put to work recreating the front
cab section. |
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A tricky little shape, but an important one. |
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And the finished item. This will be covered in thin carpet. |
79.
Fitting of the new overhead cab side frame-work.
It's
now as solid as a rock - even without the
internal wall board fitted. |
80.
All glued and stapled to match the existing and good frame-work. |
81.
Trial fitting of the window. It's fits like a glove! |
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24th March 2011. A long day. Pictures
taken
after dusk, so flash light pictures only.
The
offside overhead cab frame-work is complete. |
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Joined nicely to the existing framework.
I'm
pleased with the result. |
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3.5mm plywood has been used for the inside wall
and the
opening for the window has been cut. |