Vintage Pop Up Camper Roof Rebuild | Part 2

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In this video, we share the second part of rebuilding our 1968 Wheel Pop-up Camper's roof. It's taken us longer than expected, but we're happy with how it's turned out. If you're remodeling or renovating a pop-up camper, we hope you've found something helpful in this video series.
Music:
"Checkmate" by Nathan Moore / @nathanmooresongs

[@dalejrfan820002000]

I'm in the Middle of building a new roof for my camper.Good job.

[@BandVE]

Thanks so much! Best of luck to you on your roof rebuild. ☺️

[@dalejrfan820002000]

@@BandVE Thanks very much.

[@BandVE]

We're so excited to have the roof mostly finished! We're currently working on the flooring and sides.

[@miguecas92]

What kind of material did you used on the ceiling and how did you attach to the frame and styrofoam?

[@BandVE]

We used wood paneling that looks like bead board on the ceiling and attached it using wood glue and brad nails (it’s pretty lightweight). We cut the styrofoam to fit tight, so we didn’t have to attach it. It holds itself there. We used a thin piece of plywood for the top and then coated it with fiberglass.

[@atomconvenor2029]

Is there a part 3 yet ?

[@BandVE]

We’re still working on it. We’ve had some other projects to work on, but we’ll add a new video as we progress.

[@robertmcintyre9411]

@@BandVEany update on whether there will be a part 3?

[@dalejrfan820002000]

Wood isn't cheap at all 😂😂😂

[@BandVE]

Oh my! You’re not kidding! It’s craziness. 😂

[@dalejrfan820002000]

@@BandVE Right I spended like 178 bucks on 4 boards and two 4x8 sheets of paneling. And screws and caulking.

[@BandVE]

It’s wild how much building materials have gone up. We were working on rebuilding the sides last weekend, and we spent a lot. B actually talks about it in the next video. 😆