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Originally Posted by sharwest9782
... I've got big plans for her which I plan to reveal shortly. But she's going to be gutted. So of course I need to find out what to do with the interior, how to fix all of the problems, etc....
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Sharon:
First, welcome to the Forums.
Second, read, read, read all of the rebuild threads on the mid-seventies "larger" trailers, then read some more.
Prior to removing any piece of the interior, if you intend to put your trailer on the road, drop the belly pan and take care of ALL of the issues on the bottom side, then proceed to the top and interior. Chances are you will discover some issues that will require removal of some or all of the interior items.
Mark and map anything you will remove - trust me, you WILL need a map and photographic history to jog your memory during installation. Photograph all steps of the installation.
Chances are you will need new axles, new manufacturers only guarantee the 2014 axles for 5 years - yours are certainly due or replacement if they are original. Another good bet is that you will have to remove at least the bottom portion of the interior aluminum - this is a good time to remove all of the interior.
Best to use the search tab here on the Forums prior to asking specific questions.
Trust those who have demonstrated expertise in the area you are questioning, others, not so much.
A good rebuild takes lots of space and an abundance of time and money.
Luck