63 Shasta 16-SC (I think)

[bateman]

Its going to be a long road but I started tearing apart the interior last night and hope to be finished by the end of summer. I have been doing lots of research and want to thank everyone on this forum for thier help.
63shastaretromod.blogspot.com/

[61shastacompact]

Congrats on your Shasta. Looking forward to your rebuild. Thanks for the link to your blog....I am your first follower!

Jim

[montanablue]

Hi,
From another Shasta 16SC owner, congrats. I can't believe that yours has an A/C unit on top. I can tell you there is not much support up there for that kind of weight. I have already ripped mine apart from the floor up. If you would like to see pictures, just email me.

It is a job, but a fun one. Take good pictures before taking it apart and get bags for the screws and parts and mark them. It will make the job easier.

Good luck with the rebuild.

Rick on the East Coast (South Carolina)

[bateman]

Started the teardown, over the last two days I spent about 4-5 hours. It would go quicker but I am trying to preserve some of the pieces so I can use them as guides.

Jim-This is my fist "blog" I wanted to use it to keep myself organized so that I can keep better records of the rebuild, thanks for following it.

Montanablue-The A/C will be coming down. I want to keep the trailer as light as possible and I am sure that the unit is not helping. Also, I do not have any good pictures of the original completed interior. I bought the trailer with the framework only. Not sure what the bed and tables are supposed to look like. Any help with pictures would be great.

Some Pics of the teardown
picasaweb.google.com/102489469863553335636/ShastaTrailerTeardown?feat=directlink

[cdraz]

Good luck on your restore............the interior of yours looks just like our 62.