Fun with the Rebel Bird

[Jon]

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I was just asked why I would start such a project well the reason is
that my coach has a rear door install anyway and why not use it? I
Plan on setting up twin beds in the back of the coach with an aisle
leading to the back door. One of the beds will be used as a couch
and the other side will have a twin bed.

With this arrangement I will have complete access to the backdoor and
this porch idea is just to have fun with and have a little extra room
when we go south this winter.

I'm totally retired and I love to have challenges and since this will
take up a little of my spare time-why not?

The porch itself should be at the same height as the door or close to
it as then I won't have a problem with it dragging in a dip. (I hope?)

Its all going to be portable as I don't want something permanent and
my main plans focused around this idea.

My first small coach back in the 60's was sort of a hippy van and I
guess I still have that fun attitude I had back then.

My next message will show an older Wanderlodge coach that already has
used this idea. This coach was used by a circus company and I think
the backdoor was used by a paymaster or something like that.

Jon
Rebel Bird
Bremerton Washington