1964 Manorette, made in Chilton WI. I bought this for $400 with the intention of just cleaning it up a bit and having it be my Mobile Herfmobile, then the Mrs. talked me into restoring it (of course I can still smoke cigars in it), it's been fun so far, challenging, frustrating, rewarding but most of all time consuming. Here's a couple links to Photobucket albums:

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Before work started

Progress pics
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Looks awesome thus far! Can't wait to see the finished product.


:-) :-)


Chris.....
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Niiiiice!
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Big Project! But it looks like you are coming along well. You will really enjoy your fun times and cigars when it is all done.:-)
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After all the crap I've gone through doing this, God I hope so!
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If you are a camper,I'm sure you will.
If camping/RVing is new to you,it's a crap shoot.
Either way it's a great job you are doing.Nice stout work.
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Great project! That will be sweet when it's all done. :-)
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Nice job Wade!
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Do I hear 'smoking lounge'??? :-) Nice camper!

aj
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Good work. That's awesome man. I would love to have someone do something like that for me. :-)
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Me too!
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My Lord there's a lot of work left to do in that damn camper. But I tell you what, come hell or high water, I'm sleeping in it tonight, even if it is in my driveway!
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Go For It!
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Go for it!

Once you get it finished, any plans were to take it camping?
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You've got some awesome projects you do/work on! Always enjoy seeing what you'll be working on next :-)
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Very cool! :-)
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I like the idea of a herf mobile. Best of success with the project.
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Cool beans man ... I love it!
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Not even a clue, heck, I've done all this work on the inside and I'm not even sure if it's road worthy! If not, I'm camping in my backyard!
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Just a thought, but you might want to check ou the running gear :-)

Looks good though!
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