Renovating Our First 1995 Motorhome: Back End Rebuild (5 Viewers)
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Lots of photos please .
Hope it goes well.
Spent best part of a year rebuilding our 1984 T25 but was worth it.
Hope it goes well.
Spent best part of a year rebuilding our 1984 T25 but was worth it.
Welcome to the forum!
Quite a job, but enjoyable (hopefully!)
Looking forward to seeing the progress.
Quite a job, but enjoyable (hopefully!)
Looking forward to seeing the progress.
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hope it all goes well
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Good luck, I hope you succeed.Just got our first motorhome 1995, about to renovate starting with the rotten back end and rebuilding
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