This is the way we locate the motor home each morning. Once we located it, we spent the rest of the day watching as lots of progress was made today. Join us as we make our way down the assembly line with 53506
This is the back storage area and closet. I opted for the shelving instead of a washer/dryer.Frame for the front cap and windshield
This is what is behind that control panel next to the drivers seat
I wonder what he is looking for?
Hum, I am wondering if he is thinking he can help?
This is the front and rear caps, to be installed tomorrow
Front cap
Moving to the next station
Getting ready to hang the passenger side wall
One wall down and one to go
Driver's side wall
Getting ready to move to the next station
A lot of inside work going on at this station....a lot of wiring, cabinet hanging, etc.
A look at the bedroom and bathroom from the catwalk
These cabinets suspended in mid air will be installed over the the top of the windshield
This is the roof on it's way up and over to the motor home
The roof is in place and they are getting ready to set the a/c units
This is the driver's side slide, to be installed tomorrow
Driver's side front fender
Fabric Samples
Well, this brings our progress to a close for today...Tomorrow should take us down the final line before "53506" heads off to Belmont to the paint shop.
See you tomorrow
Great Photos! Almost makes us feel like we are there with you..keep the photos and narative coming. Love It!!
ReplyDeleteAt this rate it may be ready Friday, keep the photos coming, looking great. Bet we aren't having as much fun as you two.
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John and Bridget
What a wonderful time knowing it's yours going down the line. Thanks for taking us with you.
ReplyDeleteDee
Once again loving the ride. Can't believe how fast they put it all together. Really is starting to look like a home!
ReplyDeleteThis is so exciting! Your pictures and commentary help us feel like we're right there with you! Can't wait to see the finished coach. Thanks so much for sharing this journey with us!
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Ellie & Jim
This is REALLY FUN to follow!!! What a tremendous experience for you and it sure is great to watch it!!! Can't wait to see the finished abode!!
ReplyDeleteMolly & Bob
Well that is the coolest thing! I know you are getting anxious to see it completed. I can't wait to see it either. See ya tomorrow
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Mark & Dortha,
ReplyDeleteWe too maintain a travel journal (www.mytripjournal.com/werewinginit). A mutual reader (Mary Lou Montgomery, mlmkk13@aol.com)commented on my journal this morning that you all were "delivering a baby" at Red Bay. We did the same process in early January, 2008 as we accompanied our 2008 Phaeton 36 be born....such exciting times. That excitement is obvious in your entries of the last couple of days.
CONGRATULATIONS!!!!! I've enjoyed catching the last several days of your journal.
Gary (& Vicki)
This is really neat to follow the building of your own unit. Never knew this was allowed. Thanks for inviting all of us to see it.
ReplyDeleteIsn't that just the greatest, seeing it all come together ?
ReplyDeleteI don't think many RV manufacturers let you see your own house being built. Can't wait to see the next episode. Happy Trails, Penny, TX