The airstream is named Baby.
I have replaced the inside flooring with a (blue/teal) beautiful commercial grade – lightweight laminate.

I did a speciality mountain tile piece above the stove….i added a tiny airstream in the picture. The electric outlet behind the stove was moved down on the wall and upgraded.

I started sealing the windows and there is no leaks. ( I have three Windows left and the front door needed new seals and a new screen. I have half of the screens painted and replaced.

Currently the seating couches are on my back porch. I purchased cushion covers in royal blue.
Curtains have been purchased in a deep plum color.
The inside of the living area and kitchen have been repainted.

I put electric heat underneath the flooring. But I have not wired the outlet and tested it.

I have tons of materials that were purchased. But my sister got cancer and Baby us not as important.

We did a lot of the stripping on the outside to remove the clear coat. I’m guessing 80% done because I’m particular.

Important Information:

1. Baby needs her bottom lifted.

2. I have the metal awning rod and parts but I have not purchased awning material.

3. I have not allowed anyone to use the toilet because I’m in my hands and knees fixing stuff… I dont want to deal with any smells while working in her.
I have bought RV dumping hoses.

4. Baby has two single beds in the middle and all of the original cabinets that roll. Plus, the two original couches.

I think Baby is gorgeous. My goal was to keep her in her original style with some high end upgrades that compliment each other.

Our goal was to travel in her for a summer and ieventuslly sell her to a camp ground.

Best Regards,
Karen Evans in Denver