The 68 Frolic

 I finished cleaning up the windows.  It was definitely a "better-looking sow's ear project--"You can't make a silk purse out of a sow's ear, but you can make a better looking sow's ear." However, you have to know when to quit trying. The windows aren't perfect, but they look much better. The rear window was just a frame. The actual window had been removed to allow a window AC to be inserted. I don't want to put the AC in just yet, so I used some plastic to make a temporary window pane and mounted it. I think what I'll do, in the future, is make that window so it can accommodate the AC, or have a plexiglass insert that can be put in. For now, I accomplished my purpose of getting the trailer weather tight. Now I can put a little space heater in the trailer and keep warm as I work on the interior. We'll be traveling some over the holidays and our church has a major event coming in December, so it'll be the heart of winter before I get ba

  Got the curbside, outside done enough that you can tell what it looks like. I installed one piece (rear on this side) of the black vinyl trim strip. The running lights are good to go (the front work, too. I just didn't have them hooked up this evening. I should be able to switch to the interior, soon. I'll be able to run a space heater in there. I figure I'll need it before long.