Popup camper from the beginning until now 

LOL! I love your perspective James! Yeah the only thing perfect about this old camper was my shoestring budget. All the best to you James and thanks for your comment!

Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for taking the time to comment!

Hey, thank you! I really appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment!

Hey sic-n-tired, I’m with you on that. I had big travel trailer and got sick of the payments and hardly used it. I’m much happier with this rig. Thanks for taking time to watch and comment!

Mr BB, it seems like you enjoyed this one more than my wife! Lol. If our camping paths ever cross I would love to get together! As always I really appreciate your encouraging comments!

Hi Frank, I really enjoyed turning something that was in pretty bad shape into a very usable camper. I sure appreciate you taking the time to make a comment. Maybe you'll like the shed project that should be starting soon.

I like to put old stuff back into useful service. I appreciate you taking the time to watch!

Thank you! I’m glad you like it.

Hey Nikki, I thank you for taking your time to watch and comment. Your words are very encouraging to me about this camper project. I'm glad you enjoyed it! Since you said you liked the music you might enjoy my other channel too. There's no talking, only outdoor relaxing stuff.

Thank you Ruby for the comment. I'm always glad to hear from viewers! I'm glad you liked it.

It turned out better than I expected.

Thank you for taking time to watch. I thought the insulation would be more of a sound barrier than actual R-value. As it turns out it actually does keep it from changing temps so quickly. I'm glad you enjoyed it.

Hey Mike, thanks for watching and taking the time to comment! I appreciate your encouragement.

I've enjoyed the learning process and hope to take it out soon!

It seemed to make sense to use that since I was using metal roofing too. Thank you for watching!

Thanks. I like the way A Liners works. That should give you a nice plate form to get started. I appreciate you taking the time to comment! I’m always glad to hear my little project inspired somebody.

@@rossdunn828 , yes, the Aliner is an awesome design. Converting my 1996 would allow me to convert my bathtub to a wet bath with shower and potty. Also gain a bunk and more storage. Too late to start it this year with camping season upon us.

Hey Kimberly, thank you for taking your time to watch and comment! I hope you enjoy your camper project as much as I’ve enjoyed mine.

Thanks Steven! I appreciate you taking the time to comment on this video.

Hi, yes thank you for the compliment! It's easy to pull and very comfortable since we stay outside so much. I'm glad you enjoyed the video!

Hey Jen, thank you! I’m very glad you enjoyed the video.

Lol. Thank you for taking your time to watch. My wife and I have enjoyed listening to records, especially when there's no cell signal.

Hi Angela, thank you for your encouragement! I've been working on a fairly good size project. I'm glad you took the time to watch this video and I hope you like the new ones that should be out soon.

@@rossdunn828 You're welcome, best wishes on your new/latest project, enjoy.

Hi Sarah, the metal roofing is what I used for the siding and it has worked well. I put some foam board insulation and then the paneling. So it does take a little time for it to get hot/ cold. But the A/C is the way to go in the summer! The windows are utility shed windows, when I bought them they were $30 a piece. If you have any more questions please let me know. I hope you enjoy building yours as much as I did mine.

Hi Earl, yes the canvas tent was removed. The metal telescopic lifts at the corners I drilled and put bolts in so they are permanently up. Then I started the stud’s for the walls. I appreciate you commenting and watching!

Hi, thanks for taking time to watch. That is a good question. I tow it with the 2003 F-150 you see in the video and I hardly know it's back ther except a little in the mountains.

Hi Roger, thanks for watching the video! I didn’t weigh it but it pulls about the same as it did when it was a popup. So it’s pretty close to it’s original weight.

Hi reneek, thanks for watching! The framing was 1x2’s covered with 2 foot wide metal siding. The insulation is 2 inch foam board. The interior walls are covered with 1/4” plywood. You could put in any size window but mine were small shed windows. Hope this answers some questions!

@@rossdunn828: Thank you so much, I appreciate it. 6am here so GOOD MORNIN and have a good day.

Hey Sarah, that's great! I'm not sure about what's normal on fb because I'm not on it. I can tell here on this little channel the feedback has all been positive. I'm not sure why anyone wouldn't be positive about you creating something with your own imagination and hard work. I'm cheering for you!

It pulls so easy, I hardly know it back there on level ground. I don't know exactly what it weighs but I think it must be pretty close to it's original weight. Thanks for watching!