Restoring The Deville Part 23b

Now we are framing and installing the side curbing. This video is continued in the next part where we deal with insulation and vapor barrier.

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• Vintage
• Trailer
• Restoral

[physicsmind]

Hi Mobiltec. Could you please let me know what size nails you are using for the frame? I noticed you are using an electric nail gun. Are those Brad nails or some other nail (size??). Thanks so much! I love your videos, and your trailer is really coming together.

[mobiltec]

@physicsmind The gun has 5/8 inch finish nails in it for this part. Also the cabinets and used for the paneling only. The frame slats are nailed in with 6 penny galvinized nails. That nail gun isn't the best. It jams a lot. You may want to invest in one that you don't have to take apart every ten nails.

[Damienmoor]

excellent , like to see how it is coming together!!

[mobiltec]

@Damienmoor Hey Damien how's your project coming along? Ya it's really starting to look like something now. I'm pretty happy with the results so far. Keep watching.

[FatherJudgement2]

Great series Sir....Coming along great

[mobiltec]

@FatherJudgement2 Howdy FJ2! Good to hear from you. Glad you like the series. Thanks for watchin.

[mobiltec]

@SharonRiggen Hi Sharon, good to hear from you. Glad my videos have helped you. Yours have helped others too so thanks to you too Sharon! Is it time for you to start camping in your Terri yet? Would love to see vids of that.

[mobiltec]

@MadBadVoodo Thanks MBV... I'm getting better at this as time goes on.

[MadBadVoodo]

You do good work my friend!!

Thumbs Up!!

[SharonRiggen]

Hi Mobiltec:

You are really on a roll now. I have really enjoyed watching all your videos. Watching these has really helped me understand how to repair my '71 Terry.

Thank you for sharing all these videos with us here on You Tube. They have really helped me understand what repairs are most important, as well as what repairs are a must for the sake of safety.

Bye,

Sharon R.