I bought them off Amazon. Mind you it is harder to find 7 1/2" brakes. I think I had like one choice. Husky 30789 and 30788. one was left, one was right

Glad you still enjoy it :)

I wish I could take credit for it. That is what is great about the scamp trailer. It is small but can sleep up to 4 in this layout :)

hmm, I had an extensive list at one time, no clue where it went. So rough numbers....I bought a lot of marketplace and craiglist parts, reusing parts, and I used the marine paint I had left from my last trailer remodel, only adding a bit more. Honestly the Epoxy 2 Part paint could be the biggest price tag. I bet I would have spent 2K USD on all the needed paint and supplies. As for things like the appliances, interior paint, flooring, electrical, plumbing, and awning, I'd ratchet that up another 1500 (very rounded numbers.) I paid 2500 on the trailer itself... lets toss in another 200 for mini stuff, then license/registration 100-ish cause it is a 1979 trailer. Recap, 3800 or so for things and 2500 for trailer. I am probably missing stuff. Now, if I had not changed so much on this trailer, it probably would have been cheaper. Painting interior cabinets being a good example.

Amazing job, thanks! Obviously all the time and effort doesn’t get captured but really nice remodel

Thanks! Yeah, I bought it from a guy gutting a food truck. He did not know much about it. But after reading the model on the back and scouring the internet, I found it is some Aliexpress generic thing called a BC-50 from a company called Juka. It is 60w 12v dc with calculations of 5amp draw. Pretty sure it is a mere 1.5 cu ft. Not gonna say it is the most energy efficient thing, but for 60$ used it has lasted pretty good. Not sure this is the best link for it, and to be honest, I think there are some stateside that are probably better: www.aliexpress.us/item/3256805087445684.html?spm=a2g0o.productlist.main.39.61062b36QhxfzD&algo_pvid=bef3b282-c295-4ca8-a851-e5a72280497b&algo_exp_id=bef3b282-c295-4ca8-a851-e5a72280497b-19&pdp_npi=4%40dis%21USD%21244.10%21244.10%21%21%211746.05%211746.05%21%402101e9d117060477251901979e599c%2112000032443390386%21sea%21US%210%21AB&curPageLogUid=2djD1FVdFn5w&utparam-url=scene%3Asearch%7Cquery_from%3A

THanks!@@Funkgun

oh wow, thanks. Been watching your Alaska videos. Love your color on your Scamp!

@@Funkgun Thanks! Likewise, enjoying your renovation!

Yep, 40 something years makes it crusty, but it did it’s job :)

Yes, I did :)

A garage is more ideal. You can remove the AC. It is 4 bolts that holt it in after removing the shroud. That, OR look up Westcoast Johnny and his remodel using roll tip and spray on bottom paint. He did his all outside.

Alexseal 501 and primer 442. And there is a roll on adapter. Not cheap but looks good

Yeah, the good thing about the size of my vent, it does allow a lot more heat out. I was actually thinking of moving to 7000 btu that I found cheap.

Where did you get the vents?

sorry I missed this. I bought the big one off Amazon. the little metal ones are from Home Depot.

aces, yeah it is not a great quality vid I put up. but then again, I am not sure how long ago I put it up

Rock on Phil. Are you the one in Denver as well?