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bedford cf motorhome glendale 3000L ok i started the restoration proccess on bertie yesterday the walls won,t take much stripping as its more or less falling off,i hate to think what the frame will be like,i think most of the foam cushions will be saveable bar one which hasbeen on the passenger side back wall where i think most of the problem started as its rotted to the seat base underneath it,interestingly when i lifted the seat there,s a very unusual looking large brown mound with webs all around hmmm i,m not looking forward to finding out what it is....bertie was sat in a yard for several years and has been leaking like a sieve for most of that time,i will keep posting to let you know how i,m going on...superb site bye guys[tortoise]---------------------- |
 Thu 13 Oct 2011 @ 17:35
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berties on going restoration well today has been quite productive,got bertie started,removed the carpet and most of the rear wall boards and insulation,the wooden framework is so rotten its just crumbling so any advice on where i should start to replace and what would be the best timber to use it did have 2x1 i,m not sure if thats strong enough..also is it best to use marine ply for the interior walls ?---------------------- |
Fri 14 Oct 2011 @ 19:41
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berties on going restoration http://s1238.photobucket.com/albums/ff491/rodwhirity/?action=view¤t=003-1.jpg&newest=1---------------------- |
Sat 15 Oct 2011 @ 13:40
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