Flyte Camp's Anna and Justin originally purchased this trailer as a personal project, but interest from a client convinced them to sell it after the restoration.
After: Exterior
The exterior of this camper was painted cherry red to match the client's hot rod.
Before: Dinnette
The sofa is completely gone and the walls look dark and dingy.
After: Dinnette
A vintage ClickClack sofa was reupholstered for the dining area.
After: Dinette Windows
The walls, shelves and the fold-down table were all refinished and given a glossy new shine.
Before: Kitchen
Where possible, Justin and Anna will try to salvage and restore the original cabinetry.
After: Kitchen
The cabinetry was refurbished to its former glory. New stainles-steel countertops and sink keep the retro look intact.
Before: Kitchen
The pink oven is cool, but unfortunately it doesn't function too well.
Restored, Upgraded Vintage Camper
The dividing wall between the stove and entry counter was removed to open up the space. A new vintage-style stove and Marmoleum floor keep the classic vibe.
Before: Ceiling
The skylight and surrrounding ceiling suffered years of water damage.
After: Sleeping Area
The new bedroom now has a larger toilet closet and a television.
Before: Exterior
Major body work and new compartment doors are all needed.
After: Exterior
Pinstriping, quilted stainless steel and high-gloss paint job turned the dilapidated tin can into an adorable home-away-from-home. The screen door and windows were restored instead of replaced.
