What Did You Get For Your Trailer Today?

[m.hony]

Originally Posted by drboyd

Bright orange foam "pool noodles" to cover the awning struts. Easier to see and softer on the head.

Good idea. Need a bright orange noodle for the corner of the vent hood, also. I have cracked my head twice on it in 2 days!

[ROBERT CROSS]

You could use your noodle here also....keeps the cr@p out.


Bob

[m.hony]

2 vinyl graphics of our name, the Honys, one on the propane cover, one on the door. Those rivets sure made it easy to center the signs.

[TinLoaf]

My souvenir from Alumapalooza, signed by David Winick.

[PeterH-350LE]

Originally Posted by TinLoaf

I always have fishing rods laying on the bed that need to be moved. This ceiling-mounted locking rod holder works perfect. And in keeping with the Airstream spirit, I mounted it with rivets.

That is one solution, I was surprised to find this storage box under my 1993 34' Limited, which goes all the way across the trailer and is perfect to store fishing rods. Someone was thinking...

[featherbedder]

Blue noodles for awning support arms cracked head to many times, now need something for top of door frame, forget to duck lost lots of skin {hurts}

[Rollster]

Five new Michelin tires and a tire pressure monitoring system.

[m.hony]

Our name in vinyl graphics...

[daveswenson]

Originally Posted by m.hony

Our name in vinyl graphics...

Those are nice. Is there adhesive keeping them on?

[COLONEL]

We found a nice used grey tire cover at a yard sale for $5. We painted a design to describe our 1958 Airstream.

Dick and Judy Deam
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[scooterbug76]

Originally Posted by daveswenson

Those are nice. Is there adhesive keeping them on?

It's more than likely an outdoor vinyl. It would be like a window decal but can be put on any flat area. I made some decals for our center hubs.

[m.hony]

Originally Posted by daveswenson

Those are nice. Is there adhesive keeping them on?

The adhesive is on the back of the letters. From the sign shop to where they will be installed there is a wax paper backing on both sides (they laid around the house on a shelf for 6 months). You peel the paper off the back, set them in place, squeegee them flat to remove air bubbles, then pull the paper off the top. The rivets help to get them level and square.

[TinLoaf]

I screwed these shed antlers into the side of the cabinet over the foot of my bed to make a coat rack.

The 12 volt fan is priceless for those warm boondocking nights.

[AirEgger]

Rockler magnets and cups to replace the plastic window shade hold-downs.

[Taylormade]

I got her a face lift... oh and I installed my new fridge.

Before:

After:

[Mixter]

OMG- complete makeover in like 3 days! You are super human dude... I cannot believe how much you get done. Looks awesome- can't wait to see it so I can get some ideas!

[Taylormade]

Originally Posted by Mixter

OMG- complete makeover in like 3 days! You are super human dude... I cannot believe how much you get done. Looks awesome- can't wait to see it so I can get some ideas!

Ha, thanks buddy. To be fair, though, it was actually 5 days... hehe.

[switz]

What are the two stainless steel looking material bowls for in the drawer below the television?

[Phrunes]

I'm sure its an elevated dog food and watering station. Better for poochs digestion.

[Taylormade]

Originally Posted by switz

What are the two stainless steel looking material bowls for in the drawer below the television?

Originally Posted by Phrunes

I'm sure its an elevated dog food and watering station. Better for poochs digestion.

Indeed they are. They slide back in to save on precious space when not being used.