Custom Camo V112 Old Motorhome a Fixer Upper Part11

Custom camo painting to hide the patches, dents and dings. A couple of cans of spray paint vs $4000 to $6000 and months at a body shop.
This is a 1975 TEC motorhome. The model is LARK. It is build on a 1975 Ford E350 Camper Special chassis. It has a 460 CID engine and a C6 transmission. It is a pre-emissions vehicle.
It's 21 feet, bumper to bumper. I bought it in Sept 1991 and used it occasionally for about 9 years. It's been setting for the last 20 years. Now that I'm retired, I think I'd like to have a small motorhome to mess around with. I will not be restoring this to pristine showroom condition nor will I be going ultra modern. I only want it to be useable and reliable. Mostly for my fishing and metal detecting trips. Basically a cabin on wheels.

[@bkrafter]

Brilliant idea. Easy and doesn't cost much. Thank you for demonstrating. Have you considered posting videos on how to do the fixer upper stuff like the window you added by the kitchen sink?

[@rankelkam-YT]

Most of what I'm doing has been covered by other videos. If I do something unique to this motorhome I make a video.

[@gregjanscak7596]

Looks good

[@rankelkam-YT]

Thanks. Should I do the sides?

[@gregjanscak7596]

@@rankelkam-YT yes I would

[@gregjanscak7596]

@@rankelkam-YT yes