Oh still my beating heart! A Trillium ❤️. I bought a refurbished vintage 1976 one and adored “Bertie”. Unfortunately health issues required a different type of rig. I also paid full price for a needle in a haystack here in Ontario. She sold in under 24 hrs to a young family who lived hundreds of miles away. She is well loved still. Slim...after owning my RT for awhile and limited road miles I am convinced simpler is better. Unreliable gauges and stupidly engineered systems will never satisfy an owner who knows better. You got a goldmine my friend. So happy for you. 🥳🥳🥳
@@janebray9392 I find their product well made from watching their videos. However I wanted to pay for better spray-on insulation to replace the fiberglass type they use and they could not accommodate such request. Slim's move to buy locally is probably a wise one though.
Enjoy the journey and reward for your own rebuilding efforts. I recently finished rebuilding a 2004 30 foot class a with 18,000 miles. It is now literally a "muscle motorhome" like a "muscle car." No exaggeration. No expense was spared on high performance mechanical upgrades, paint, furnature etc. People line up and take pictures and ask questions when they see it. It's been fun. I believe you will have and enjoy the same experience I did.
Congratulations on the new trailer! Personally I think your build videos are the best part of your channel and I'm looking forward to seeing what you make of it. You're quite the engineer!
Isn’t it amazing how things can fall exactly into place at exactly the right minute? Your patience and perseverance were rewarded. Congratulations on your purchase, Slim. It’s going to be great viewing as we follow the transformation from almost to perfect.
Very cool camper. I thought it was really nice the way it was but can't wait to see the finished product custom made to fit your needs. I'm sure it will be beautiful.
Slim waiting a couple of months to have exactly what you want is definitely worth it. I love the trailer so far but can’t wait to see when it’s finished. Cheers!!!
Congrats, Slim. Looks like an upgrade. I went from a Hi-Lo to a regular big white box TT and enjoyed the convenience of just swinging the door open to get inside and start camping. I need more conveniences in my camper than you, but you build it to your specs and enjoy!!
I am so proud of you Slim.!!! When you bought the second Jeep there were those who suggested you were *cheaping out* Now with buying the used trailer instead of the brand new one. They may been Thinking the same. *UNTIL* You mentioned taking the kitchen back to the manufacturer and having them redesigned it the way you want it. *That is in No way cheaping out* Can't wait to experience the redesign with you 👍😀
Excellent choice, my friend! Team Fiberglass Trailers ! 🤙 We love our Escape 15B, the fiberglass mold looks identical to the Trillium. You will love your awesome little trailer, it has a great floorplan. We look forward to following your customizations, modifications & most of all your adventures in this little gem! Congrats on this awesome, hard to come by find!
No insulation, how are you going to handle the frost? Now is a good time to add a tiny diesel heater even if you are still going to use your pellet stove which btw takes up valuable space. If you haven't already, get rid of the propane heater, and if all you need propane for is cooking, get rid of the very heavy 20# propane tanks. A little 5# PT will last for months if only used for cooking.
Slim, I think you'll be very happy with your Outback once you get it reconfigured to suit your needs. I've owned two of the original Trilliums, manufactured in Burnaby, BC (with the distinctive triskele molded into the door) and loved both of them.
Congrats, it looks like a great trailer built-out. Those moulded fibreglass trailers were a Canadian invention, the original was made by Boler in 1968, in Winnipeg. Good luck with the mods, and may it serve you well for many years!
I will stay in a hotel as I dont camp out enough to warrant the expenditure. Mr. Potato has his own version of comfort and seems to do a good job putting it together.
I think you're going to have so much fun, making this trailer the way you want it. You're right. The manufacturers put entirely too much junk, then raise the price accordingly. Better to do it your way.
But you need a ladder rack on the roof to accommodate that lightweight boat, the solar should be portable so you can park in the shade and run it out to the sun.
While you have it apart why not spray foam insulation where you can. It would make it stronger, quieter and much warmer. A friend of mine started a company making the best designed small trailer called a “Little Snoozy. They are built like a tank. You couldn’t see any light thru any part of it. Anyway your videos are amazing. Keep up the good work. H Sammons SC
Perfect music eeee eeee eeee! Slim that was weird to rip out a perfectly good interior yet that clearly is the best route for you. This will be fun to watch the process.
I agree. I shuddered at the idea of ripping out things that are in good condition. And there are two tables right next to the galley, so why remove a sink? Or a board could have been put over the sink, if you insist. But it's Slim's van, and no doubt he will make a good job of it.
@@g-r-a-e-m-e- I have an 18' Rpod. It was probably 5 years before I felt ok to remodel and make it my personal bohemian style. When dometic fridge died bought a nIce cooler which holds a good week. And I took bathroom door off. Curtain works fine.
@@g-r-a-e-m-e- I have bought and sold RV's for over 20 years..the absolute worst thing for resale value is to cut one up like this!! Working at Lazy Days at one time we hated to tell someone their trade was worth near nothing all because they painted and ripped out a dinette...Everyone thinks shabby shic is cool but ick!! As a dealer we cringe to walk in to see the furniture that came from the factory ripped out!! It means they get next to nothing on trade..
@Chris Reed, you were a salesman. I however am a user. I get my inspirations from the people I camp with, not profits in an RV lot. That provides the REAL value! SP
Hopefully you got a huge bargain over a new one since its gonna take so much work to make it your own. (I'm sure you did). I guess that's part of the fun though. Gonna be fun to watch the series.
Congratulations on the new trailer! It looks like a fun project. Can’t wait to see how you personalize it! Sad to see the Aliner go, but you really did get the most out of it.
Awesome awesome video Slim!!! Congratulations on your new home on wheels 💯✔ don't you worry take your time we'll be patient, oh boy it's going to be a beautiful puppy when you're done, man can't wait 👍👍👍⛺🐾🔥
I think he saved himself some future pain. We may take for granted how relatively easily it is to raise the roof on the A-Liner. But when a shoulder goes bum for a while (and you're going solo) I imagine it can be a helluva task! That's a step he no longer has to take.
Thanks Slim, I am happy for you, and I am excited to see your “finished” product. Can’t wait to join you on your adventures. You are my inspiration to downsize my RV and travel this beautiful continent we live on.
I like your new trailer! I was wondering though, was putting your A-Liner on a new frame not an option? All the work and customizing you did, sad you couldn't salvage it!
Greg p not really a 6x10 goes for $4000. It’s insulated, the electrical work is done, you can have a vent installed at no extra cost and your choice of birch walls or aluminum. And it’s solid. It’s well worth it
@@gisellegonzalez2628 in Canada u.s. trailers go for at least double. Not sure why, - the exchange can't account for that. I guess it's duties or import fees. It's always discouraging to fall in love with a trailer I see in a a tour video only to find out that in reality it's way beyond my means. However, if those are the figures for WeeRoll, I will definitely look into that! $8000 I could manage - $41,000 for a tab 400 (my dream trailer) not so much.
It's SO GOOD to see you again!! GOOD CHOICE on the Trillum; I look forward to the (your) changes; the trailer will be transformed, I'm sure; your ideas are original & original. AGAIN, it's good to see you!! 😃🙃👣
I'm truly glad that you found something, Slim. Your camping style and mine are remarkably similar with a couple exceptions: I'm slightly claustrophobic and have a 75-pound dog. This trailer would absolutely not work for us, but I have no doubt that in a matter months you'll have all of us small camper people totally amazed. Congratulations!
Glad you got a trailer you can work with. Seems like the original was for camping with a woman in mind. I agree about taking out the toilet, a composting toilet would be my choice. You really gained a lot of space with your rendition.
lol I was laughing at this, too. But coming from living in car for a while and then upgrading to a trailer, I know how it feels. You look for an UPGRADE and that means he no longer wished to be confined so much. I get it.
Listen... Where you been? hahaha.... taking fandom too far, lol. love your videos excited about where you're going with this one. I've started my 2 year countdown... last baby out the home... put in the request for work from home division...now to begin shopping for my rig and tow.
Yes!!! I have ordered a custom build, my own design, from Taylor Coach, and a lot of planning of how it would work for me...with only what I want in it!! So I have watched a lot of reno videos, and gleamed some good ideas!!!!
It looks perfect for you! And I can't wait to see your 1st outing video. The ones between now and then will be huge fun to watch. Thanks for taking us along.
I know you will, but PLEASE document your build. I think a lot of us that watch your videos really enjoy the DIY aspect. I came to your channel because of your 3 part ammo case stove project. Even though I stayed for your talent as a "travel log" videographer, I really enjoy your customization projects. The view of a gutted shell is far from being a nightmare for me. My imagination starts filling in all the voids with all kinds of interior arrangements. Here's my 2 cents: At least in the U.S. regulated inspection points only apply to the vehicle portion of the trailer. A commercial builder has to follow all sorts of rules for wiring, plumbing, lighting, safety devices, and utility set-ups. Since you are not customizing intended for resale you don't have to follow those regulations. I will say, however, those construction regulations usually have a valid reason such as using crimped electrical connections as opposed to wire-nuts (a U.S. regulation for road vehicles, marine vessels, and aircraft; for vibration stability). A quick search shows the National Marine Manufacturers Association Canada or "NMMA" is the agency used in Canada to standardize and regulate commercial construction methods, and several web pages that break down those regulations. As a private or personal project builder, its good to know those regulations, but you can choose to follow them - or not, however, the safety inspection certificate would probably reduce insurance costs. Again, the regulations concerning the road vehicle itself like tires, hitch requirements, traffic safety lighting and such is a must, at least in the U.S.
Karl K Haha! Average hairy man has a bottle of shampoo and a bar of soap. Nonhairy man, a bar of soap. Bring in a woman and the product list goes to about 137.
Karl K and John Clark, mostly true but not always, I own a lot less than my husband. After every backpacking trip I usually find more stuff that is not beautiful or is not useful and end up passing stuff on.
It would be great if, somehow, you could manage to get video of the new fiberglass part(s) being installed at the factory. Might not be possible; it's just a thought. Be sure to give up video updates about your rebuilding your new trailer! Can't wait to see what you do with it! Reminds me of my Casita, which would be perfect for one person, but is a little crowded for just two of us. Good luck, don't skin your knuckles, and keep on with the updates!! Congratulations on your purchase!!
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Oh still my beating heart! A Trillium ❤️. I bought a refurbished vintage 1976 one and adored “Bertie”. Unfortunately health issues required a different type of rig. I also paid full price for a needle in a haystack here in Ontario. She sold in under 24 hrs to a young family who lived hundreds of miles away. She is well loved still. Slim...after owning my RT for awhile and limited road miles I am convinced simpler is better. Unreliable gauges and stupidly engineered systems will never satisfy an owner who knows better. You got a goldmine my friend. So happy for you. 🥳🥳🥳
Hubby and me own a Taylor Coach, custom made in Millgrove Ontario..made with only what you want in it!!!
@@janebray9392 I find their product well made from watching their videos. However I wanted to pay for better spray-on insulation to replace the fiberglass type they use and they could not accommodate such request. Slim's move to buy locally is probably a wise one though.
Enjoy the journey and reward for your own rebuilding efforts. I recently finished rebuilding a 2004 30 foot class a with 18,000 miles. It is now literally a "muscle motorhome" like a "muscle car." No exaggeration. No expense was spared on high performance mechanical upgrades, paint, furnature etc. People line up and take pictures and ask questions when they see it. It's been fun. I believe you will have and enjoy the same experience I did.
Congratulations on the new trailer! Personally I think your build videos are the best part of your channel and I'm looking forward to seeing what you make of it. You're quite the engineer!
SP, I love your DIY videos! Looking forward to every one. 👋
Good Morning Slim. Awesome camper. Blessings
Isn’t it amazing how things can fall exactly into place at exactly the right minute? Your patience and perseverance were rewarded. Congratulations on your purchase, Slim. It’s going to be great viewing as we follow the transformation from almost to perfect.
YES !! , Slim is Back ! and there's a Lot more to come, oh Goody.....
Very cool camper. I thought it was really nice the way it was but can't wait to see the finished product custom made to fit your needs. I'm sure it will be beautiful.
Slim waiting a couple of months to have exactly what you want is definitely worth it. I love the trailer so far but can’t wait to see when it’s finished. Cheers!!!
F&T patience is a very rare and good skill to have
It's nice to watch someone following their dreams without all the opinion and political rhetoric.
Marley's Travels hard to find nowadays
Congrats, Slim. Looks like an upgrade. I went from a Hi-Lo to a regular big white box TT and enjoyed the convenience of just swinging the door open to get inside and start camping. I need more conveniences in my camper than you, but you build it to your specs and enjoy!!
Best wishes on your new home.
I am so proud of you Slim.!!!
When you bought the second Jeep there were those who suggested you were *cheaping out*
Now with buying the used trailer instead of the brand new one. They may been Thinking the same.
*UNTIL*
You mentioned taking the kitchen back to the manufacturer and having them redesigned it the way you want it.
*That is in No way cheaping out*
Can't wait to experience the redesign with you 👍😀
You're correct Sheila, the new refit is not cheap. But if it gets me the trailer I feel comfortable with it will be a good investment. Thanks! SP
Fun, fun, fun. Are you going to keep your brilliant little wood stove?
So much history with both Trillium and Boler.....you will have a very good unit once you are done!
What Luck!!!! You saved yourself thousands💖
Such a cute camper!
Exciting times 😁 if this were mine, I'd take this opportunity to insulate it all well. Can't wait to see how she comes along
Very good point.
Great to see you back again. Look forward to the adventures in the new trailer.
I like that camper. I’m looking forward to your new videos.
❤️👍🏻❤️ Im very happy for you! I cant wait to see how it turns out 😊
Excellent choice, my friend! Team Fiberglass Trailers ! 🤙 We love our Escape 15B, the fiberglass mold looks identical to the Trillium. You will love your awesome little trailer, it has a great floorplan. We look forward to following your customizations, modifications & most of all your adventures in this little gem! Congrats on this awesome, hard to come by find!
No insulation, how are you going to handle the frost? Now is a good time to add a tiny diesel heater even if you are still going to use your pellet stove which btw takes up valuable space. If you haven't already, get rid of the propane heater, and if all you need propane for is cooking, get rid of the very heavy 20# propane tanks. A little 5# PT will last for months if only used for cooking.
I cant wait to see your trailer completely Slimmed Out!
CONGRATULATIONS!!! So happy for you!
Slim, I think you'll be very happy with your Outback once you get it reconfigured to suit your needs. I've owned two of the original Trilliums, manufactured in Burnaby, BC (with the distinctive triskele molded into the door) and loved both of them.
I'm soo happy for you and your new trailer. Well deserved!
Nice choice Slim! Congratulations!
Love it! I can see why you are making those changes. Can't wait to see your maiden voyage. 💕
Welcome to the fiberglass world! We have a 17' Casita. We'll be watching carefully to see what ideas we can swipe:)
Congrats, it looks like a great trailer built-out. Those moulded fibreglass trailers were a Canadian invention, the original was made by Boler in 1968, in Winnipeg. Good luck with the mods, and may it serve you well for many years!
Great looking trailer Slim. Can't wait to see it when it is done.
Good for you, you deserve something nice!
I don't own a trailer or an RV, I have never owned, nor do I ever plan on owning one. All of that being said, I couldn't wait to see what Slim got!!!
I will stay in a hotel as I dont camp out enough to warrant the expenditure. Mr. Potato has his own version of comfort and seems to do a good job putting it together.
Congratulations. Staying tuned for the next episode.
I think you're going to have so much fun, making this trailer the way you want it. You're right. The manufacturers put entirely too much junk, then raise the price accordingly. Better to do it your way.
Congratulations! and enjoy the journey...
Congrats on finding the Trillium! I've admired those for a while. Excited to see how you make it your own!
I think the NuCamp Tab 400 outback lite is the perfect small camper. Pricy, yes. But we’ll made.
7:50 "Lots of room for solar-on-the-roof." Get a fiddler too, and you can go Broadway!
But you need a ladder rack on the roof to accommodate that lightweight boat, the solar should be portable so you can park in the shade and run it out to the sun.
@@gsp49 I hope SP tells us a few specs...
Can't wait to see the wood burner go in.
This is going to be good - I like your build videos a lot!
Congrats and yay !
PS, you probably know about the fiberglass rallys in BC, you learn a lot about doing modifications from those folks.
When it all fell in place so harmoniously, you know it's the right one! Congratulations!
While you have it apart why not spray foam insulation where you can. It would make it stronger, quieter and much warmer. A friend of mine started a company making the best designed small trailer called a “Little Snoozy. They are built like a tank. You couldn’t see any light thru any part of it. Anyway your videos are amazing. Keep up the good work. H Sammons SC
Good luck and many miles in the SliMium!
Neat, can't wait to see how you fix it up. You did mess my own prediction up though. I figured you get another A frame or a truck camper.
Perfect music eeee eeee eeee!
Slim that was weird to rip out a perfectly good interior yet that clearly is the best route for you. This will be fun to watch the process.
I agree. I shuddered at the idea of ripping out things that are in good condition. And there are two tables right next to the galley, so why remove a sink? Or a board could have been put over the sink, if you insist. But it's Slim's van, and no doubt he will make a good job of it.
@@g-r-a-e-m-e- I have an 18' Rpod. It was probably 5 years before I felt ok to remodel and make it my personal bohemian style. When dometic fridge died bought a nIce cooler which holds a good week. And I took bathroom door off. Curtain works fine.
@@g-r-a-e-m-e- I have bought and sold RV's for over 20 years..the absolute worst thing for resale value is to cut one up like this!! Working at Lazy Days at one time we hated to tell someone their trade was worth near nothing all because they painted and ripped out a dinette...Everyone thinks shabby shic is cool but ick!! As a dealer we cringe to walk in to see the furniture that came from the factory ripped out!! It means they get next to nothing on trade..
@Chris Reed, you were a salesman. I however am a user. I get my inspirations from the people I camp with, not profits in an RV lot. That provides the REAL value! SP
@@chrisreed26 that's a fact,but somehow you seemed to miss Slim's point
Very nice project, happy for you , I can't wait to see all your improvements.
Wow, LOVE the new trailer! Going to be a super project.
Excellent choice !
I like that one can stand throughout, and it doesn't require any setup to get in. Just open the door. Much better especially in bad wx.
Size, weight?
Hopefully you got a huge bargain over a new one since its gonna take so much work to make it your own. (I'm sure you did). I guess that's part of the fun though. Gonna be fun to watch the series.
Congratulations on the new trailer! It looks like a fun project. Can’t wait to see how you personalize it! Sad to see the Aliner go, but you really did get the most out of it.
Awesome awesome video Slim!!! Congratulations on your new home on wheels 💯✔ don't you worry take your time we'll be patient, oh boy it's going to be a beautiful puppy when you're done, man can't wait 👍👍👍⛺🐾🔥
The end of one era (farewell A-Liner) now the start of an exciting new era 👍🏻
Congratulations & best wishes on your new trailer... 👏👏👏
Waiting for the next video here in the philippines
Nice Customizing is the fun part.
Congrats! I like the shape of the rig!
I think he saved himself some future pain. We may take for granted how relatively easily it is to raise the roof on the A-Liner. But when a shoulder goes bum for a while (and you're going solo) I imagine it can be a helluva task! That's a step he no longer has to take.
Great Vid will be fun to see the progress! Congrats!
Congrats on the new RV.
Is there insulation in or around the fiberglass?
I know you like to camp in all seasons.
Yes it has insulation. SP
Take your time, Slim. We’ll be here.
Thanks Slim, I am happy for you, and I am excited to see your “finished” product. Can’t wait to join you on your adventures. You are my inspiration to downsize my RV and travel this beautiful continent we live on.
I like your new trailer! I was wondering though, was putting your A-Liner on a new frame not an option? All the work and customizing you did, sad you couldn't salvage it!
WEE Roll trailers build custom insulated shells. They'll even install a ceiling fan and windows if you want.
I CONCUR! But it's Slim's Show an down the road "We-geaux"!!!
But, WEE Roll is located in Ocala, Florida, 4,300+ km away.
@@dposcuro and Wee Roll is priced too high for what you get.
Greg p not really a 6x10 goes for $4000. It’s insulated, the electrical work is done, you can have a vent installed at no extra cost and your choice of birch walls or aluminum. And it’s solid. It’s well worth it
@@gisellegonzalez2628 in Canada u.s. trailers go for at least double. Not sure why, - the exchange can't account for that. I guess it's duties or import fees. It's always discouraging to fall in love with a trailer I see in a a tour video only to find out that in reality it's way beyond my means. However, if those are the figures for WeeRoll, I will definitely look into that! $8000 I could manage - $41,000 for a tab 400 (my dream trailer) not so much.
you should reverse you axle = gain height 4" in most cases and go with a tire that's the same size that on your tow vehicle ! jmo !
It's SO GOOD to see you again!! GOOD CHOICE on the Trillum; I look forward to the (your) changes; the trailer will be transformed, I'm sure; your ideas are original & original. AGAIN, it's good to see you!! 😃🙃👣
Love it man. Give me a shout if you want to geek on fiberglass campers. Would love to help ya out wherever possible. 👍🏼
I'm truly glad that you found something, Slim. Your camping style and mine are remarkably similar with a couple exceptions: I'm slightly claustrophobic and have a 75-pound dog. This trailer would absolutely not work for us, but I have no doubt that in a matter months you'll have all of us small camper people totally amazed. Congratulations!
Glad you got a trailer you can work with.
Seems like the original was for camping with a woman in mind.
I agree about taking out the toilet, a composting toilet would be my choice.
You really gained a lot of space with your rendition.
In my mind, Cassette toilets should be the toilet of choice when manufacturing RVs, 5th Wheelers, & Truck Campers.
Claustrophobic? He who has slept in a FOLDED DOWN A liner?
My thoughts exactly!
yeah. how he no suffamocate, anyhow?
lol I was laughing at this, too. But coming from living in car for a while and then upgrading to a trailer, I know how it feels. You look for an UPGRADE and that means he no longer wished to be confined so much. I get it.
Listen... Where you been? hahaha.... taking fandom too far, lol. love your videos excited about where you're going with this one. I've started my 2 year countdown... last baby out the home... put in the request for work from home division...now to begin shopping for my rig and tow.
These are my favorite kinds of videos. I love to watch people's thought process as they design their trailer/campers!
Yes!!! I have ordered a custom build, my own design, from Taylor Coach, and a lot of planning of how it would work for me...with only what I want in it!! So I have watched a lot of reno videos, and gleamed some good ideas!!!!
Really nice! Will miss the A-liner though
How much did it cost?
Congratulations 👍🏼👍🏼. Now comes the fun part...watching you build it out👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽. ☮️💜😺
the scary into cracked me up. i'm a fan! new adventures for you and i will follow along.thank you for sharing
Congratulations. Good analysis of your needs! Looking forward to your progress. =Cosmo
Love the Outback and the potential it holds for you, Slim. You made an excellent choice. Looking forward to seeing your progress with it.
Take your time be calm it’s going to be nice customized to suit yourself
“Winter, winter, hail season, and winter” - ah, a true Canadian. 😆❄️🌨
I live in California, "What is weather?"
Slim, BEST OF LUCK. you have the right idea. Build it to what you want. looking forward to your progress I enjoy all your episodes.
It looks perfect for you! And I can't wait to see your 1st outing video. The ones between now and then will be huge fun to watch. Thanks for taking us along.
Don't worry Slim, I'll be back. As for myself, I liked the (Bush Whacker Plus) at the RV show. That would have been perfect for me.
WooHoo! Slim is off and running! Great choice methinks. Thanks for the update...
I know you will, but PLEASE document your build. I think a lot of us that watch your videos really enjoy the DIY aspect. I came to your channel because of your 3 part ammo case stove project. Even though I stayed for your talent as a "travel log" videographer, I really enjoy your customization projects. The view of a gutted shell is far from being a nightmare for me. My imagination starts filling in all the voids with all kinds of interior arrangements. Here's my 2 cents: At least in the U.S. regulated inspection points only apply to the vehicle portion of the trailer. A commercial builder has to follow all sorts of rules for wiring, plumbing, lighting, safety devices, and utility set-ups. Since you are not customizing intended for resale you don't have to follow those regulations. I will say, however, those construction regulations usually have a valid reason such as using crimped electrical connections as opposed to wire-nuts (a U.S. regulation for road vehicles, marine vessels, and aircraft; for vibration stability). A quick search shows the National Marine Manufacturers Association Canada or "NMMA" is the agency used in Canada to standardize and regulate commercial construction methods, and several web pages that break down those regulations. As a private or personal project builder, its good to know those regulations, but you can choose to follow them - or not, however, the safety inspection certificate would probably reduce insurance costs. Again, the regulations concerning the road vehicle itself like tires, hitch requirements, traffic safety lighting and such is a must, at least in the U.S.
Slim you are a true minimalist without creature comforts. 👊👍😎
Bird Man Just goes to show how little it takes to make a man happy. Unfortunately, women can’t grasp this concept.
Karl K Haha! Average hairy man has a bottle of shampoo and a bar of soap. Nonhairy man, a bar of soap. Bring in a woman and the product list goes to about 137.
Karl K and John Clark, mostly true but not always, I own a lot less than my husband. After every backpacking trip I usually find more stuff that is not beautiful or is not useful and end up passing stuff on.
Anita Simmons When we are RV camping, if my wife can bring it, she does. When backpacking, I am definitely the pack rat. Thanks for joining in!
It would be great if, somehow, you could manage to get video of the new fiberglass part(s) being installed at the factory. Might not be possible; it's just a thought.
Be sure to give up video updates about your rebuilding your new trailer! Can't wait to see what you do with it!
Reminds me of my Casita, which would be perfect for one person, but is a little crowded for just two of us.
Good luck, don't skin your knuckles, and keep on with the updates!! Congratulations on your purchase!!
Gonna miss the A liner :'(
😳 Yup you scared me. Can’t wait to see the changes you will make. But... 😳😳😳😳
Congrats, Slim! Looks like your hard work and patience paid off. Can't wait to see how the work progresses on the modifications.
Slim is doing the Elsa Rhae/
Fibber glassing all the way/
Doing it like Rusty 78609/
No more old shaking A-line/
Rusty not handy. Always buys new
@@underdog8896 ...always buys new...true. At 74 what else is there to do? Slim is the RV handy man.
Sweet find !
Greetings slim! Good to see your back! Looking forward to your next vid.
Love the new trailer. Can’t wait to see you camping in it.
Nice trailer I know you will have it up and running for the camping season good luck with your new rv.
4 seasons, winter, winter, hail season & winter lol there Slim✌️
A ranger in Yellowstone years ago said we have 2 seasons, winter and July 😄.
Worth waiting Sir!
Nice choice, very interesting watching you add your own personal touch. I hope there will be room for your ammo stove.
T.T.T.
Put up in a place where it's easy to see
the cryptic admonishment T.T.T,
When you feel how depressingly slowly you climb
it's good to remember that
Things Take Time
Piet Hein