Water leak in '68 Safari

[joyegail]

That's exactly what I had in mind, have already bought the kilz and a nice turquoise latex enamel. Same thing in mind for the bathroom. It's also turquoise, but has different shades in sort of stripes. So I picked out one of the darker shades and will paint the upper part of the walls, and ceiling in the bathroom with that.


Deb

[joyegail]

For all of you that requested pics of my 1968 Safari, I have posted some. However, I have no idea how to tell you where to loook for them. I posted them under 1960s Airstreams, so I guess that's where they are.


Deb

[sequoiacoast]

Hi, I just found your thread.. and pics. I'm dying to see your new turquoise interior!! Have you made any progress??? Pictures? Can you post them here on this thread - that way we know there are new pictures??

Inland RV now has windows, pretty reasonable... I have replaced one on my '68 tradewind. And the flat glass is available from a local window company. I got mine for 48$. Installing them is really not as bad as it may seem. Just have a partner !
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Tanya

[soldiermedic]

I had the same issue with my 68 safari. THe plumbing was hose clamped with several different fittings to several different material pipes. I am currently gutting all the copper to replace with PEX, and will replace the rotted pieces of floor as I get to them.