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[Igottasail]

This is my project. Have not put the boat in yet.

[CougarCouple]

Nice looking sir.
Thought those were two roof top A/C units at first.
Clean looking rig did you have to do a lot to get in that condition?

Russ

[Igottasail]

Not a whole lot. 10 trailer home built. 3500 lb axles. I want to change them to a electric brake. I ran it across the scale the other day. It showed 2300 lbs. still a work in progress like a/c. Yet I have to put my boat on top.

[CougarCouple]

Hello Igottasail

Good for you on the camper not needed to have much done, but enjoy.
Check with a axle company you might be able to add brakes to your existing axle.
Is the front side panel hinges for access looks like it is.

Russ

[vmgotit]

With the camper raised look at the rear driver-side corner. There should be a serial number stamped into the metal. I can't remember what numbers are which, but the year is in there. As far as upper cabinets and heater, I owned a 1964 and it had upper cabinets. I do know the original Alcan Campers before they were Alaskans did not have upper cabinets. Those campers are pre 1960's.

Hello, my 1965 NCO 10’ has the serial number stamped into the metal in the same location. The Camper I have is number 7, built in Seattle, WA. My Camper does not have the overhead cabinets. Vance.

Edited by vmgotit, 24 June 2020 - 08:06 PM.