My long suffering wife harasses me about taking on too much. It's now 19 days until we need to be ready to go and the interior is out of the coach. No pressure though honey.

In order to put in the new rear windows, the interior plastic end cap has to come off in order to get to the screws to remove the old window and put in the new ones.

So while I'm waiting on the upholstery shop to do the headliner panels (Tuesday hopefully), I pulled everything out of the rear bedroom. The plastic panels were nice and yellowed. A bit of new plastic rattle cans did the trick and now they are a nice white and should match the white headliner nicely.

Getting the back piece out and back in is a challenge but if you turn it upside down, and put one end in the corner by the ladder, the other end WILL go into the hall with a bit of effort.

... I get some things done but you just keep knocking it out of the park. Nice work.

There is a price to pay for moving this fast. Today, I was making an aluminum piece out of 1/8 plate to cover the new electric pumps from road gators and debris and was cleaning up the saw cuts on my belt grinder. It was hot, I was tired, and moving much too fast....finished the clean up and turned around while the belt was still spinning and let the back of my hand swing out hit the 36 grit spinning belt on the Burr King. No major blood but a good bit of oozing skin. Carolyn was not impressed.