Here's the two sides side by side. I was surprised to see how well the metal had held up after 40 years of life.
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- Front slides looking back
- Now thats a big room for a bus
- I'm having fun now
- Outside of steel for slide out number two
- Drivers side front slide out
- The bus just got a whole lot bigger!!
- Passenger side intake louvers
- Intake louvers pre and post stripping
- Driverside intake louvers
- I couldn't resist
- End of the slideout outer tube
- The big "gap"
- Front drivers side slideout started
- Top veiw of the slide install
- Slide's
- Working the newly fabed slides into the bus
- Slides (side view)
- Slides (just another pic)
- Slides (right side up)
- Internal rails for slides
- Rustbullet on the slides
- Pin in roller for slideout support
- Action roller for slideout slides
- Mounting flanges for slides
- Internal slide roller
- Slideout slides
- Slides for the largest slideout
- Powdercoat ready!!!
- strap clamps old/new
- strap clamps
- folding and cutting off the clamp ends
- strap clamps for breather
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About Me
- Steve
- Ive been a cabinet maker for over 30 years now. I suppose some would call me a profesional cabinet maker as I make a living at it. I cant wait to get to the interior of the bus for this reason alone. Im going to do it up like the big boys do it.
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