Removing the stabilizers was tough..the screws were rusts. Took quite a bit of teeth gritting to get them off....

To get some fresh air, I decided to go back under and get the last belly pan. First, let's geek out and take a look at all of these corroding rivets...woo hoo! Some of them had washers on them...was that original? ...hmmm...wonder what's underneath...can't wait to see!

Okay - I can't figure this one out. The panels go behind the metal door "frame" that looks like it should pop out. I show here where I cut around the door (yes, I was frustrated!) because the rivets for the panel are behind that frame. The other picture (not that great) shows the smaller rivets that I eventually took out - still no luck. Ideas?

It's all down hill from here...(famous last words)... pretty quick to remove. Luckily I didn't find any leaks, wet spots, or mold...

So, with all of these layers - the 1 foot overlap required me to go to the top layer first and remove from there. This is no whimpy vinyl clad aluminum. It was very stiff!

2009/11/16 (3 nights @ $8.50 per night)
Day 1 - Camp 1
Mammoth Cave National Park,
Park City, KY

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We finally got out of Michigan on November 16th at about 8:45 am, after winterizing the house, blowing out pipes,etc. We had gotten the Bambi back after repairs, the previous Thurs. and spent 3 days packing. We drove...