Rebuilding travel trailer

[Power Wagon]

I'm wanting to completely redo the inside of my travel trailer...



Here's some shots of part of the inside and outside (it's presently parked so I cant' get any more of it outside, and there's little point to the inside).



What I'm looking for is something like a book. . ??? Perhaps?



Something on how cabinetry and RV built-in furniture is designed?



Anyway, here's some shots of it:



Ceiling in the front (dining) area:

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The view toward the back from the kitchen:

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The front part of the side

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Da front (duhhh)

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[Bob Beauchaine]

When I did the inside of my old Micro-mini and, my '79 Dodge van from scratch, I used door skins which were thin and looked good when refinished. I'm not sure how this would work in your case because the maxium width is only 36". I only did the ceiling in the Micro-mini and had to fix a lot of dryrot in the rear corner. With the van I started with a delivery van so I built it from scratch. I was very happy with the results. I built all my own cabinets, a closet in the rear, put in electrical (12V and 110V) and plumbing. It was quite a project but I really enjoyed the finished product. It served me well on several cross country trips as well as quite a few camping trips. I think I over engineered because I uesd 2X2 and screwed and glued everything together. I've got pictures somewhere and will try to find them If you are interested. Just let me know.

In answer to your original question I could not find anything on rebuilding the interior. I had so much fun solving problems that I didn't really look very hard. If I can be of any help just let me know.

Happy trails

Bob

 

[Ancient Mariner]

I stripped a 40' trailer on the inside. Replaced some of the wood frames, added some electrical outlets and other wiring, new insulation and covered with paneling. Looked pretty good and made it much more liveable.