Hello, hivers! Welcome to my page! As I said at the end of my last post about the trailer, I had finished the upper frame work on the front of the trailer, and the next part of the project was to build

Hello, Hivers, and welcome to my page! Continuing from last week's post about working on the trailer, I was working on rebuilding the front body framing due to rot in the wood. I was starting the process

Hello, hivers, and welcome to my page! In my last post of this series, I talked about starting the work on the front of the trailer. This post will continue that work. As I had said in my last post, after

Hello, hivers! Welcome to my page! It's time for the next part of my series about working on my little "canned ham" travel trailer. In my last post about the trailer, I talked about putting some

Hello, and welcome to my page! I finally remembered that I was writing this series, and decided to get back to writing another entry for the series. With all the stuff that's been going on over the past

Hello, and welcome to my page! I started this series about a month ago, but I only wrote the first post in the series before the hard fork. I'm finally getting back to this series of posts with part 2.

Hello, and welcome to my page! This will be an on-going series of posts about my rebuilding work on my little travel trailer, or "tin tent" as some people like to call them. I did a series of

Hello, people! Welcome to my page! It's just the beginning of winter and we've already had a couple of significant snowfalls. There's somewhere around a foot and a half, maybe a bit more, of snow on the

Hello, and welcome to my page! I wanted to write this post to show the finishing of the repair work to the back of my little trailer. This part of the project took longer than I thought it would when I

Hello, and welcome to my page! I've been able to get a bit more done on the back of the trailer over the past few days. I'm not done with it yet, but I'm a lot closer to being done now. Most of what I've

Hello, and welcome to my page, eh! It seems that my last post about my trailer repair was 3 weeks ago. Between the weather and other things needing to be done, I had not worked on it for several weeks,

Hello, and welcome to my page, eh! It's been a while since I wrote my last update for this series, so I thought it was about time to write the next update. I ended the last update with a picture of the

Hello, and welcome to my page! This is part 7 in my on-going series on rebuilding my old camper trailer. These little trailers are sometimes referred to as a "canned ham" trailer because of their

Hello, people! Welcome to my page! In part 5 of this series, I talked about extending the steel frame of the trailer so I could mount a back bumper, and then removing the lower rear aluminum skin and the

Hello, people of steem! Welcome to my page! For this post in my continuing series, I'd like to show you how I extended the steel frame on the back end of the trailer so that I can put a bumper on the trailer.

Hello, people of steem! Welcome to my page! In my last post in this series, I talked about replacing the wood at the bottom of the sides in the back of the trailer. Here's a link to that post. In this

Hello, steemians! Welcome to my page, eh! Last week, I showed you how I replaced the wood lower frame structure on the passenger side of the trailer. For this episode, I'll show you the work on the driver's