I’m sorry about the music. Must have been the headphones I was using while editing. Didn’t think it would bother people this much. There are subtitles if you’re having trouble hearing. (Just click the CC button on the screen) I sadly can’t take out the music after the fact so please try to not take offense. 🙈👍🏼 I verbally apologized in the rehab video as well.
Very cute pop-up! It's in great shape too! Awesome price! I personally, didn't mind the music as others did. I actually, hardly noticed it. I could hear everything you said too, btw. I hope you get to enjoy it for many years. PS, maybe that waterline in question, was for the potty you removed. Just a guess, though. Lol. Look forward to seeing what you do to it, and your adventures in it. :)
I would think that hose with the strainer on fits into a water jug that you can change The jug as needed. rented one of these from the Navy base while I was in. I don't think I spent $20 for the weekend. That was a really comfortable easy to tow rig. Didn't mind the music at all. It was... relaxing.
Make sure you have someone repack the wheel bearings with grease before you leave on your maiden voyage. They usually dry out when sitting for long periods of time and can leave you stranded on the side of the road!Good score!
@@sharonoddlyenough Strangely enough a guy stopped while I was pulling off to the berm, he happened to have 1 and a can of grease, he even helped us change it. All he wanted was the cost of the bearing and a beer.
Great buy, much better buy than the popup I bought in 2010 for a long cross country trip.A little advice. I had many damaged stitches on the tent seams. Good quality waterproof fabric glue, did a great job of fixing them. Also get a 2 foot level and keep it with your camper gear. Use it to level your setup. Before you raise the top. Use it on the roof. I can't remember if I did it front to back, than side to side or the other way around. Than set up the camper and check it on the floor. Even a little bit of unlevel is noticeable if not corrected. Carry some 6inch by one foot boards to place under a wheel on an unleveled camp site. Than drop the stablelizers. One camp I was at needed 8 inches of wood to level out. I even had to put wood under the stablelizers on that side.
@@sharonoddlyenough Yes I believe that is how I did it. I also carried a small hydraulic jack for tire changing, greasing hubs and yes, leveling the camper That jack came in handy a lot. Grease then hubs, dry bearings can sieze and weld themselves to your axel. O yea, a good hacksaw, a hammer and lots of time will remove a siezed and welded bearing. Easier to grease em.
@@OWK000 yea stitching is probably best. But the fabric glue was fast and worked really well. I had a lot of rotted seems. Best of all I didn't have to remove any canvas. I also bought some cheap clear shower curtain. Cut to fit a few windows glued at the top below the zippers and installed between the screen and inside covers. On rainy and cold days, I would have good natural light, but Could keep the camper warm and dry.
We had a 1992 version of same floor plan. Ours had a 5 gallon jug that fit into a cabinet near the sink and hooked up to that hand pump. We also installed a small rv fridge in cabinet by front door. We changed hinges to left side so it could be accessed while top was down. Good luck with the renovation. We had lots of great trips in ours.
Okay I love the music it helped my adhd brain focus on her voice and the things she was talking about. I am so happy you found the pop up on Facebook market place. Can't wait to see the adventures in this pop up.
We have a 95 Coleman Popup. We love it. I'd get a 12v air pump for the tires, a bottle jack (from Harbor Freight) a 4 way for the lug nuts and a spare tire and wheel (Northern Tool). Great find and a great deal. You will love it...
I bought a 1973 Dodge 360 "Fireball" and lived f.t. in it while working on it in the Central-Oregon Wilderness for two years. It was rough, but I learned a lot. One of the greatest things you could do is to find (get crafty on) sturdy aluminum and plastic versions of the fixtures in there currently. The less weight, the smaller the vehicle that can pull it, and the less gas-mileage the added weight adds to your haul. Not to mention it'll look better, and you can take things that WERE large and clunky and replace them with more modern and compact versions that likely take up less resources (fuel, power, battery, water, etc...). CUT WEIGHT wherever possible. Personally, at 6' 3", I'd scrap all the canvas and "popup" concept of the whole thing, and just frame in and build walls, with platforms that mount just like the undersides of the pop-out. You could make a VERY simple modification and wall-mount a small diesel heater and remove that massive p.o.s. one in there. Resell the old one, there's a huge market for old RV parts, especially heaters/ranges/ovens/microwaves/windows/etc... You'll likely make back, or close to, what you spent on a new one... I'm actually looking to start doing one myself soon. I have a buttload of lumber and materials.
Only major problems with a pop up are tires and wheel bearings. Make sure wheel bearings are packed with good quality wheel bearing grease and tire pressure is correct before each trip.
Lucky you! Looks like it's in great condition! I bought one in similar condition and camped in it for several years. Have a wonderful time fixing it up! My main tip would be to get some canvas treatment to keep it supple and waterproof. Oh, and I agree about the background music!
Congratulations. 🎊🎉🍾 yes you have to get rid of the Mold and water 💦 leaks These are Notorious for both issues. But after that enjoy In good weather. You’ll find a teardrop is much nicer when it rains and it almost always rains I don’t understand why that happens but every time I’ve gone camping it rains
I dont know the history of these pop up campers or when they first came out but what an invention. These must have been hugely popular early on in their existence, still very popular today, extremely convenient. Great buy even if you spend money on it. These are cozy and Ive always liked them.
GREAT FIND! My 22 ft 78 Nomad was only $300. However, once I'd gotten in to it, all I got for that $300 was the tin and trailer. Floors, frame and furniture were all borked. I removed most of the frame and half the floor with a broom. I was prepared to build the whole thing from scratch and just wrap it with the original tin any way. Still... well worth it for the money IMHO!
Nice find! I haven't read thru all the comments. Looks like there may be some water damages in the camper. Few things I highly recommend. 1. Check there are no molds in the any of the wood and cushions. 2. Get new tires and repack the bearings . 3. Check underneath the camper for any rust and Frame damage. Enjoy !!!
So cool, I loved when you giggled when the green light popped on on the tester, I felt your joy!!! Takes me back to when I bought my bonus Jayco Camper Van & was first discovering its many amenities!!! I hope you have the time of your life in that!!! Have fun!!!
@@morganchapmanmedia if you really want an adventure try boondocking with no electric off grid on some BLM land & if you want you can take a solar back up system such as a GOAL ZERO briefcase type setup) just in case!!!
Hey there... We had a pop up camper.. And we installed a stereo in it and upgraded the propane to a double bottle..and moved axle to the top of the springs(cheap man's lift kit) and went with oversized tires for more ground clearance.. That white bracket outside the door on your camper is foe the stove so you can use in outside!💙💙 enjoy.. Happy trails! 👣
Great deal, I was given a 98 Jayco Eagle series but I can't get the roof to rise on the back end and there is wood rot on the curb side I'm sure I will have to rebuild the roof, as for the inside it looks good from the door it has a refigerator and ac, I can't wait to get it fixed and go camping, enjoy your camper and I subscribed to see you fix yours
First time viewer and subscriber. I love your optimistic can-do attitude. I think you got a good deal. Especially considering you're willing to do some work on it. Wishing you well.
That's a great deal. Even if it was trash you could've gutted it and sold whatever you could and had a nice trailer frame. I had a 25th anniversary Jayco Pop up and it became a money pit. I ended up putting enough money in to it that could've bought me a decent travel trailer
My dad spent a summer restoring one of these when I was a kid, he spent a lot of time on it, but the parts might still be out there for a camper like that. The popup's were pretty popular, easy to store.
I'm sorry about the music. Must have been the headphones I was using while editing. Didn't think it would bother people this much. There are subtitles if you're having trouble hearing or are annoyed by the music. I sadly can’t take the music out after the fact so try to not take personal offense. 🙈👍🏼 I verbally apologized in the rehab video as well.
I see the top of the door has a blank middle section. You could use that for stickers of all the tourist attractions you've seen. That would start a lot of great conversations with others who've been there or plan to go in the future. It's always great to have the advice of someone who's been there, saying whether it's worth going or not.
We had a Jayco pop-up camper in the mid to late 70's. My mom, dad, brother and I all were stuffed in there together when we traveled 😂 If I remember correctly, there was also a mini-fridge included too. That could explain that empty space. Looks to be about the right size....
Great video ,firts time seeing uours. I think you got a great deal on the folding camper.You seem like you would be good at fixing up stuff just by your energy. good luck.and like to see it finished.
I really enjoyed watching this. It brought back tons of memories for me. My aunt and uncle had a pop up camper and my cousin and I had some really good times camping!!! And by the way, the music didn’t bother me at all 😉😉
You can put all the aluminum trim back on with 1/8 inch pop rivets and backing washers. Easier than you think. White Lithium grease in the spray can with the tube is a good lubricant that's heat and waterproof.
Great! ! Now I've got that music in my ear for next 18 days!! Good luck with the camper, not in terrible shape at all for the price, get someone to help repack or if needed replace the wheel bearings before any long road trips, if those go while on the road, MAJOR BUMMER.
Nice find. Swap out that power cord plug for one with a ground, I see the ground prong is broken off. That is your biggest concern. Also it is an "inverter," not a converter. Common mix up of words. It allows you to charge the 12v battery while plugged in. The wood damage up top is a little easier said than done to properly repair, but doable.
Actually you have the terminology backwards. A converter which is what she has and what it is labeled goes from converts changes the 110 volt shore power to 12 volts to charge the battery. And inverter takes 12 volts DC and changes it to 110 volts AC.
Hey Chica, thank you for sharing your find with us and don't worry about comments about your music it was only instrumental. This wasn't a tutorial or class people this was a great find and clean up. We can't make everyone happy. Enjoy your life make the videos the way you want don't worry about the peeps. 👍 can't wait to see your next video and all that you're doing to your new "baby"... have you named it yet? 😂
Looking forward to an update video time lapse on how you fixed the rotten wood around the roof and on that bottom part of the body, and how you fixed the actual leaking problem. Great video 👍
Have fun! I bought a 68 Bethany Chief pop up camper years ago. We had great fun with it. Yours looks in better shape than ours did at first. Big fun will be had trust me!
Congrats 🎊🎉 great deal, and you are right when you said it’s going to be a fun project I bought one early this year and I had a blast renovating. Happy camping 🏕
Keep the toilet! You'll thank yourself later. Give it a good cleaning and save yourself $100 and a 3 am run through the woods at night! Great find, great deal, even if you fix everything it'll cost FAR FAR less than buying one in perfect condition. Have fun!
Nice little camper that is! It reminds me of my childhood here in the UK when my family and I would go off on holiday in our "trailer tent" as they are known here; basically they fold up into a tent but you get a solid bed to sleep on and they fold up in minutes. Very similar to this.
I got a bad ass fb marketplace deal as well!! 1995 34 foot 1 bedroom full bathroom and kitchen travel supreme trailer, fridge, central heat and ac, full trailer speakers and stereo living room and bedroom slide out. Grand total $700 now its running off solar and has all luxory and room of an apt with dishwasher and washer n dryer its amazing
I bought a 92/3 Skamper off FB marketplace. It doesn't leak, yet lol. It was a bargain as well. I have mine set up, in the drive. It came with a new AC, but they cut a spot out to fit it in. Where the spare tire goes. Ugh. So...the heat has been over 105 where I live. Before that it was spring and just rain rain rain lol. I can't catch a break to really go out and work on it much. I can give you ONE BIG TIP for cleaning. I already had a Wagner Steam Cleaner. It has made cleaning the inside so so so much easier. The poles have left the interior of the canvas with nice rust stains. (that would be from NOT taking care of inside condensation that builds up in these things. I have something for that, but haven't tried it yet, so no recommendations) Yours does look cleaner on the inside than mine tho. However, they look almost exactly the same. Same setup and everything. I can tell you ....The steamer just removes everything so easily. Mine is however, vinyl tent, not canvas and it looks like yours is also vinyl??? That's always a GOOD HELP and start. You don't have to worry about leaks half as much, because it's already "waterproofed" outside. Anyways, I'll be watching to see how you get along. You Might help me as well. Maybe I can help you. I have no help tho. I'm a 53 yr old female and my husband is NOT into this AT ALL. It's all MY PROJECT lol. OH...I got my steamer a long time ago. It was on clearance at Overstock I think...around $80, and came with all the attachments, for mopping/steaming floors, removing wallpaper, wire brush, a scrub brush, a small handheld gun looking thing and extendable pole. So it really was a bargain and will clean just about ANYTHING. lol. I do have to figure out the ceiling on the inside tho. Someone used spray foam to put new white board up or whatever that is made of. MEAN GREEN is an excellent cleaner. It's meant for outdoor items and marine items. Starbright I think is the name...used alot on popup campers. I found a bottle at walmart or someplace like that. I really don't remember. I've stayed away from RV dealers, as they are ripoffs. A bowl of white vinegar left overnight on the inside, will get rid of any musty smells. Worked for me at least. GOOD LUCK and Happy Camping.
I’m sorry about the music. Must have been the headphones I was using while editing. Didn’t think it would bother people this much. There are subtitles if you’re having trouble hearing. (Just click the CC button on the screen) I sadly can’t take out the music after the fact so please try to not take offense. 🙈👍🏼 I verbally apologized in the rehab video as well.
The music is over powering your voice. Basically didn't hear anything you said. Don't like that music it's very repetitive
@@beverlytaylor5221 I understand. I feel like you didn’t read the comment you commented on.😂
I didn't notice it at all.
Very cute pop-up! It's in great shape too! Awesome price! I personally, didn't mind the music as others did. I actually, hardly noticed it. I could hear everything you said too, btw. I hope you get to enjoy it for many years. PS, maybe that waterline in question, was for the potty you removed. Just a guess, though. Lol. Look forward to seeing what you do to it, and your adventures in it. :)
I would think that hose with the strainer on fits into a water jug that you can change The jug as needed. rented one of these from the Navy base while I was in. I don't think I spent $20 for the weekend. That was a really comfortable easy to tow rig. Didn't mind the music at all. It was... relaxing.
You got a great deal! Looks like it’s been really well cared for. A few fixes and your own personal touches and it’ll be good to go. Enjoy!
Make sure you have someone repack the wheel bearings with grease before you leave on your maiden voyage. They usually dry out when sitting for long periods of time and can leave you stranded on the side of the road!Good score!
I had a boat trailer, even worse because...water, didn't repack the bearings, had one give out on the interstate in Wisconsin.
If you have the desire, it's not a hard skill to learn, especially on such a small trailer.
My husband just did this on our pop up, it’s a mess, but not hard.
@@sharonoddlyenough Strangely enough a guy stopped while I was pulling off to the berm, he happened to have 1 and a can of grease, he even helped us change it.
All he wanted was the cost of the bearing and a beer.
@@MichaelClark-uw7ex Nice!
Looks like a fun project! The stove probably latches to the side of the camper for cooking outside. Looking forward to seeing your progress!
My first camper was a 1997 jaco pop up . Loved that little thing .
Great buy, much better buy than the popup I bought in 2010 for a long cross country trip.A little advice. I had many damaged stitches on the tent seams. Good quality waterproof fabric glue, did a great job of fixing them. Also get a 2 foot level and keep it with your camper gear. Use it to level your setup. Before you raise the top. Use it on the roof. I can't remember if I did it front to back, than side to side or the other way around. Than set up the camper and check it on the floor. Even a little bit of unlevel is noticeable if not corrected. Carry some 6inch by one foot boards to place under a wheel on an unleveled camp site. Than drop the stablelizers. One camp I was at needed 8 inches of wood to level out. I even had to put wood under the stablelizers on that side.
I just scored a free sewing awl the other day. They are pretty cheap to buy too. Good for damaged stiches on tent seams and shoes.
If you level side to side first, you can usd your tongue jack to level front to back, then set the stablizers down last.
@@sharonoddlyenough Yes I believe that is how I did it. I also carried a small hydraulic jack for tire changing, greasing hubs and yes, leveling the camper That jack came in handy a lot. Grease then hubs, dry bearings can sieze and weld themselves to your axel. O yea, a good hacksaw, a hammer and lots of time will remove a siezed and welded bearing. Easier to grease em.
@@OWK000 yea stitching is probably best. But the fabric glue was fast and worked really well. I had a lot of rotted seems. Best of all I didn't have to remove any canvas. I also bought some cheap clear shower curtain. Cut to fit a few windows glued at the top below the zippers and installed between the screen and inside covers. On rainy and cold days, I would have good natural light, but
Could keep the camper warm and dry.
THE BACK ROUND MUSIC IS DRIVING ME NUTS
We had a 1992 version of same floor plan. Ours had a 5 gallon jug that fit into a cabinet near the sink and hooked up to that hand pump. We also installed a small rv fridge in cabinet by front door. We changed hinges to left side so it could be accessed while top was down.
Good luck with the renovation. We had lots of great trips in ours.
Okay I love the music it helped my adhd brain focus on her voice and the things she was talking about. I am so happy you found the pop up on Facebook market place. Can't wait to see the adventures in this pop up.
Thank you so much! ❤️😍
i just realized this lol thank you
Honestly girl it´s a hell of a sweet deal enjoy working on it, hope to see the next episode...good job congrats!
Thank you! New episode is up!
We have a 95 Coleman Popup. We love it. I'd get a 12v air pump for the tires, a bottle jack (from Harbor Freight) a 4 way for the lug nuts and a spare tire and wheel (Northern Tool). Great find and a great deal. You will love it...
Happy for you, I think you got a deal. Be sure to replace the plug end. Your missing the ground ( 3rd prong). Enjoy and can't wait to see it finished!
Thank you! I replaced it in episode 3! 💪🏼
I bought a 1973 Dodge 360 "Fireball" and lived f.t. in it while working on it in the Central-Oregon Wilderness for two years. It was rough, but I learned a lot. One of the greatest things you could do is to find (get crafty on) sturdy aluminum and plastic versions of the fixtures in there currently. The less weight, the smaller the vehicle that can pull it, and the less gas-mileage the added weight adds to your haul.
Not to mention it'll look better, and you can take things that WERE large and clunky and replace them with more modern and compact versions that likely take up less resources (fuel, power, battery, water, etc...).
CUT WEIGHT wherever possible.
Personally, at 6' 3", I'd scrap all the canvas and "popup" concept of the whole thing, and just frame in and build walls, with platforms that mount just like the undersides of the pop-out.
You could make a VERY simple modification and wall-mount a small diesel heater and remove that massive p.o.s. one in there. Resell the old one, there's a huge market for old RV parts, especially heaters/ranges/ovens/microwaves/windows/etc...
You'll likely make back, or close to, what you spent on a new one...
I'm actually looking to start doing one myself soon. I have a buttload of lumber and materials.
Only major problems with a pop up are tires and wheel bearings. Make sure wheel bearings are packed with good quality wheel bearing grease and tire pressure is correct before each trip.
Very cheap to do
Did it on two of my campers
Lucky you! Looks like it's in great condition! I bought one in similar condition and camped in it for several years. Have a wonderful time fixing it up! My main tip would be to get some canvas treatment to keep it supple and waterproof. Oh, and I agree about the background music!
Congratulations. 🎊🎉🍾 yes you have to get rid of the Mold and water 💦 leaks
These are Notorious for both issues. But after that enjoy In good weather. You’ll find a teardrop is much nicer when it rains and it almost always rains I don’t understand why that happens but every time I’ve gone camping it rains
I dont know the history of these pop up campers or when they first came out but what an invention. These must have been hugely popular early on in their existence, still very popular today, extremely convenient. Great buy even if you spend money on it. These are cozy and Ive always liked them.
GREAT FIND! My 22 ft 78 Nomad was only $300. However, once I'd gotten in to it, all I got for that $300 was the tin and trailer. Floors, frame and furniture were all borked. I removed most of the frame and half the floor with a broom. I was prepared to build the whole thing from scratch and just wrap it with the original tin any way. Still... well worth it for the money IMHO!
Nice. Great buy. I feel like the music is subliminal message to go on a secret mission.
Nice find! I haven't read thru all the comments. Looks like there may be some water damages in the camper. Few things I highly recommend. 1. Check there are no molds in the any of the wood and cushions. 2. Get new tires and repack the bearings . 3. Check underneath the camper for any rust and Frame damage. Enjoy !!!
So cool, I loved when you giggled when the green light popped on on the tester, I felt your joy!!! Takes me back to when I bought my bonus Jayco Camper Van & was first discovering its many amenities!!! I hope you have the time of your life in that!!! Have fun!!!
Thank you so much! 🥺❤️
@@morganchapmanmedia if you really want an adventure try boondocking with no electric off grid on some BLM land & if you want you can take a solar back up system such as a GOAL ZERO briefcase type setup) just in case!!!
What a find. Thats an awesome little camping trailer
Hey there... We had a pop up camper.. And we installed a stereo in it and upgraded the propane to a double bottle..and moved axle to the top of the springs(cheap man's lift kit) and went with oversized tires for more ground clearance.. That white bracket outside the door on your camper is foe the stove so you can use in outside!💙💙 enjoy.. Happy trails! 👣
Don't be sorry about anything. You did great and be proud. Mom is a cutie.
Wonderful deal and wonderful project! I love pop up campers because you can easily maintain the "roof" and tow.
Awesome score. Its always exciting when buy a new toy and get to find out how everything works. Nice little camper
Make sure you check the axel, replace the bearings and new tires. Have fun. When I was a kid these were everywhere on the roads and parks.
Couldn't handle the background music.
Same
😂
Great deal, I was given a 98 Jayco Eagle series but I can't get the roof to rise on the back end and there is wood rot on the curb side I'm sure I will have to rebuild the roof, as for the inside it looks good from the door it has a refigerator and ac, I can't wait to get it fixed and go camping, enjoy your camper and I subscribed to see you fix yours
Great video...you done good! Have fun with your camper.
First time viewer and subscriber. I love your optimistic can-do attitude. I think you got a good deal. Especially considering you're willing to do some work on it. Wishing you well.
Awe wow thank you! I really appreciate your kind words!
Awesome find. I'm excited for you.
Looking good camper 👍 job God bless 🙌 🙏
I love to hear a happy voice. I hope you will have many good times with your trailer.
Great pop..up. can't wait to see what you do
That's a great deal. Even if it was trash you could've gutted it and sold whatever you could and had a nice trailer frame. I had a 25th anniversary Jayco Pop up and it became a money pit. I ended up putting enough money in to it that could've bought me a decent travel trailer
Awesome find! Looking forward to the progress videos!
Thank you! Check out the playlist! She is fully camping ready!
Great Find!!! That inspires me to look for one.
That is awesome. Love it 🌸💜🌸
Great deal, congratulation, enjoy!
Very luxurious unit...wow!
Great buy enjoy it I was in a campground for 18 years and miss it you made a great buy have fun and stay safe
You did great it will be fun making it your ur own. Could your u hear me cheering. Jayco was a darn good brand. You will have a blast best of luck
My dad spent a summer restoring one of these when I was a kid, he spent a lot of time on it, but the parts might still be out there for a camper like that. The popup's were pretty popular, easy to store.
Awesome video! Looks like a great find!
Hard to hear with that music playing in background
Yeah would have been better video without the music. Interesting ✌️
I'm sorry about the music. Must have been the
headphones I was using while editing. Didn't think it would bother people this much. There are subtitles if you're having trouble hearing or are annoyed by the music. I sadly can’t take the music out after the fact so try to not take personal offense. 🙈👍🏼 I verbally apologized in the rehab video as well.
Ever thought about a hearing test
You need hearing aids
Interesting. I've never known anything about a pop up camper till now. Good luck with it.
I see the top of the door has a blank middle section. You could use that for stickers of all the tourist attractions you've seen. That would start a lot of great conversations with others who've been there or plan to go in the future. It's always great to have the advice of someone who's been there, saying whether it's worth going or not.
We have the same one!!! 94 and still rocking. Congratulations!
Oh so cool!!
We had a Jayco pop-up camper in the mid to late 70's. My mom, dad, brother and I all were stuffed in there together when we traveled 😂
If I remember correctly, there was also a mini-fridge included too. That could explain that empty space. Looks to be about the right size....
Great find! Congrats. Hope you enjoy it.
Awesome find,subscribed and can't wait to see where this journey leads you.!GOOD LUCK
Ah ha!! YOUR video I come back to…. Nice camper find for $350!!
I think it's a Great Deal! Congratulations to you! I can hear you clearly! You can fix it up so nicely! Happy Camping to you! 😃😊
Thank you so much! ❤️
Looking good and hope you have some amazing adventures! My friend is complaining about the music!!! Lol
Safe travels
Great video ,firts time seeing uours. I think you got a great deal on the folding camper.You seem like you would be good at fixing up stuff just by your energy. good luck.and like to see it finished.
I really enjoyed watching this. It brought back tons of memories for me. My aunt and uncle had a pop up camper and my cousin and I had some really good times camping!!!
And by the way, the music didn’t bother me at all 😉😉
That's a pretty darn good find. Have fun fixing her up and many days of camping enjoyment. 👍
Thank you so much!! ❤️
Cute 😍, looks like you got a good deal (sewing or matching duck tape ;)
I'm so happy you got a great deal n I hope you have fun.
what a deal, great video, you will have some fun in that thing for sure
You can put all the aluminum trim back on with 1/8 inch pop rivets and backing washers. Easier than you think. White Lithium grease in the spray can with the tube is a good lubricant that's heat and waterproof.
Nice! You got an awesome deal!
94? That was a time to be alive 😎
You got a sweet little pad there young lady!!
Great! ! Now I've got that music in my ear for next 18 days!! Good luck with the camper, not in terrible shape at all for the price, get someone to help repack or if needed replace the wheel bearings before any long road trips, if those go while on the road, MAJOR BUMMER.
i like it. hope it all turns out good for you. great deal.
Nice find. Swap out that power cord plug for one with a ground, I see the ground prong is broken off. That is your biggest concern. Also it is an "inverter," not a converter. Common mix up of words. It allows you to charge the 12v battery while plugged in. The wood damage up top is a little easier said than done to properly repair, but doable.
Thank you so much for explaining! I really appreciate it!
Actually you have the terminology backwards. A converter which is what she has and what it is labeled goes from converts changes the 110 volt shore power to 12 volts to charge the battery. And inverter takes 12 volts DC and changes it to 110 volts AC.
Yes please replace cable with one that has all three prongs. That is a safety hazard.
One additional thing I didn’t hear mentioned. Repack the wheel bearings. You never know when they were last greased.
It looks pretty darn good. I'm subscribing to watch your rebuild. Cheering for you.
Thank you so much!
Hey Chica, thank you for sharing your find with us and don't worry about comments about your music it was only instrumental. This wasn't a tutorial or class people this was a great find and clean up. We can't make everyone happy. Enjoy your life make the videos the way you want don't worry about the peeps. 👍 can't wait to see your next video and all that you're doing to your new "baby"... have you named it yet? 😂
Can't wait to see what you do with this fabulous buy!
Thank you! The renovation video is up!
Great find!!
You got a great deal! Looks great!
Looking forward to an update video time lapse on how you fixed the rotten wood around the roof and on that bottom part of the body, and how you fixed the actual leaking problem. Great video 👍
Thank you! The restoration video is up!
I enjoyed your videos, and the music. It made me wanting to buy one, great job!😊
Thank you so much! ☀️
Awesomedeal congrats❤
It looks wonderful.
Cute little camper for a cute young lady !
Have fun! I bought a 68 Bethany Chief pop up camper years ago. We had great fun with it. Yours looks in better shape than ours did at first. Big fun will be had trust me!
First week of June I bought a 1985 Coleman popup for $500, I'm repairing the roof and inside ceiling currently. Good luck on your project
You got a great deal! I love all the storage cabinets with the nice wood!
Thank you so much!!
Great deal, cute camper
You got a great deal. For a 1994 this is in great shape!! Good luck with it and I hope you have many fun adventures traveling in it!!
Congrats 🎊🎉 great deal, and you are right when you said it’s going to be a fun project I bought one early this year and I had a blast renovating. Happy camping 🏕
I love this !
Good for you. Neat!
That's a great deal, it looks great
Now that is cool… Have been thinking about doing something like this…
Nice find!
Man 😊 this brought back memories my Father had one similar and he'd pop it up and we'd camp in the backyard ❤
Awesome deal 😊👍👍
Congrats on the camper! You'll have it all hooked soon enough.
Thank you so much!
Keep the toilet! You'll thank yourself later. Give it a good cleaning and save yourself $100 and a 3 am run through the woods at night!
Great find, great deal, even if you fix everything it'll cost FAR FAR less than buying one in perfect condition.
Have fun!
I still have it! Just need to give it a good cleaning!
Nice little camper that is! It reminds me of my childhood here in the UK when my family and I would go off on holiday in our "trailer tent" as they are known here; basically they fold up into a tent but you get a solid bed to sleep on and they fold up in minutes. Very similar to this.
Like your popup camper ....👍🏾😊
I loved the music !!!
I like the music. Good luck 🍀
Awesome score, a little effort into it soon will be like new, 👍
Oh man! What a steal!! I've been wanting one of those for years
Awesome my in-laws just let me have theirs! Needs some work done on it as well but it was free so can’t complain!
I got a bad ass fb marketplace deal as well!! 1995 34 foot 1 bedroom full bathroom and kitchen travel supreme trailer, fridge, central heat and ac, full trailer speakers and stereo living room and bedroom slide out. Grand total $700 now its running off solar and has all luxory and room of an apt with dishwasher and washer n dryer its amazing
I bought a 92/3 Skamper off FB marketplace. It doesn't leak, yet lol. It was a bargain as well. I have mine set up, in the drive. It came with a new AC, but they cut a spot out to fit it in. Where the spare tire goes. Ugh. So...the heat has been over 105 where I live. Before that it was spring and just rain rain rain lol. I can't catch a break to really go out and work on it much. I can give you ONE BIG TIP for cleaning. I already had a Wagner Steam Cleaner. It has made cleaning the inside so so so much easier. The poles have left the interior of the canvas with nice rust stains. (that would be from NOT taking care of inside condensation that builds up in these things. I have something for that, but haven't tried it yet, so no recommendations)
Yours does look cleaner on the inside than mine tho. However, they look almost exactly the same. Same setup and everything. I can tell you ....The steamer just removes everything so easily. Mine is however, vinyl tent, not canvas and it looks like yours is also vinyl??? That's always a GOOD HELP and start. You don't have to worry about leaks half as much, because it's already "waterproofed" outside. Anyways, I'll be watching to see how you get along. You Might help me as well. Maybe I can help you. I have no help tho. I'm a 53 yr old female and my husband is NOT into this AT ALL. It's all MY PROJECT lol. OH...I got my steamer a long time ago. It was on clearance at Overstock I think...around $80, and came with all the attachments, for mopping/steaming floors, removing wallpaper, wire brush, a scrub brush, a small handheld gun looking thing and extendable pole. So it really was a bargain and will clean just about ANYTHING. lol. I do have to figure out the ceiling on the inside tho. Someone used spray foam to put new white board up or whatever that is made of. MEAN GREEN is an excellent cleaner. It's meant for outdoor items and marine items. Starbright I think is the name...used alot on popup campers. I found a bottle at walmart or someplace like that. I really don't remember. I've stayed away from RV dealers, as they are ripoffs. A bowl of white vinegar left overnight on the inside, will get rid of any musty smells. Worked for me at least. GOOD LUCK and Happy Camping.
grease and wheel bearings , check tires and spare. nice buy !! enjoy