Post by thebowery1 on Jul 6, 2014 12:15:28 GMT 10
Hi,
I'm restoring a Country Club caravan and need an entrance door. The one on it is square and of course doesn't fit. If I can't find one, I am going to try to make it myself, but, I need some advice and a LOT of direction. The length of the door needs to be around 170cm and the width 56-57cm.Hinges on the right. Would I use the same plywood I am using for the outside walls? (one side has to be fully replaced. The oblong window above the sink was taken out and replaced with wood), so also looking for one of them. I restore a lot of vintage furniture, but restoring the van is something I have never attempted before, although I have always wanted to. Also, I read an earlier post regarding an outside light on the Country Club vans. They DO come with a light, there are wires hanging out of a hole on the right side of the door. I tried to upload photos, but haven't worked out how to do it on this site yet.
Hopefully, someone out there will have some advice for me. I'm new to this and to this site.
Thanks
I'm restoring a Country Club caravan and need an entrance door. The one on it is square and of course doesn't fit. If I can't find one, I am going to try to make it myself, but, I need some advice and a LOT of direction. The length of the door needs to be around 170cm and the width 56-57cm.Hinges on the right. Would I use the same plywood I am using for the outside walls? (one side has to be fully replaced. The oblong window above the sink was taken out and replaced with wood), so also looking for one of them. I restore a lot of vintage furniture, but restoring the van is something I have never attempted before, although I have always wanted to. Also, I read an earlier post regarding an outside light on the Country Club vans. They DO come with a light, there are wires hanging out of a hole on the right side of the door. I tried to upload photos, but haven't worked out how to do it on this site yet.
Hopefully, someone out there will have some advice for me. I'm new to this and to this site.
Thanks