Interior of the "Big Napper"

[bubblerboy64]

Bill, I had the three swing out drawers and the four pull out
drawers below the sink (just the fronts) recovered with formica to
match the counter top and upper cabinets. I don't know if the sink
top and upper cabinets are original or not. I think they might be.
They reused the wood and the pull handles and just recovered with a
matching material (its so close you can't tell the difference) That
was done professionally. All the blue on the vertical surfaces is
wall paper. I've done a lot. I painted the pull down blinds with
the duplicolor spray paint. I've gotten rid of all the brown
paneling with the acception of the rear bed room. I intend to leave
that.

My trip this weekend was great. I put about 300 miles on her no
problems other then buying fuel at $4:09. But it is what it is. I
get about 10 or 11 miles per which is reasonable considering. Lots
more to do but I can take my time with the rest. This weekend I
expect to pick up my used Alcoa wheels. Hope they are in good
condition work out OK for me. Couple years I'll have it about
right :-)

John Heckman
central Pa
1973 FC







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> John:
> What did you do in the kitchen? Is that wall paper as well?
> You sure have lightened the interior, how did you enjoy your trip
this weekend?
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> Bill 84 FC 35 SB "$quanderlodge"
> Terrace, B.C. Canada
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