Inspiring! You made a daunting task seem quite surmountable! Well done. That was really very helpful, answered many of the questions I had in mentally designing my own version of a custom camper.
How's this recent winter been in Sweden?
Thank you.
That's whats so great about this forum. I got a ton of ideas from here before starting my own build.
Havn't updated neither the camper nor this thread in awhile.
Me and my wife have spent the winter in a small mountain town 2.5 hours drive from where we usually live. I've been working as a ski instructor at the local hill and done some electrical maintenance.
The winter has been cold but a little less snow then usually.
Putting up new floodlights 32 feet off the ground in...
yaaaay (minus 11.2 F)!
But just now I got some camperwork done. Tore out the old bed and the subfloor. Cleaned the interior and gave the walls a second coat of paint.
Changed the framework for the bed. I'm using 2x4's now so I'm skipping the support struts that was going perpendicular from the bed down to the subfloor.
This way it will be easier storing stuff under the bed.
Making cut-outs in the 2x4's so I'm not loosing any headspace above the bed.
Finally I put a plywood sheet as a bottom on the framework. The plan is to make a lid in the bed so that you could store stuff inside the bed. Stuff that you might not need every day and is no more then 4 inches tall (whatever that might be).
Except from skiing at work we been skiing at our free time.[emoji3]
This is from last week in Norway. The pic lies a bit though. Bad weather and a sketchy snowpack turned us around most of the times.
