My new to me HiLo
 

She's been beat and abused but I think she will work for what I have planned. Inside she only had the couch, two cabinets and the metal frames for the bunk beds left. The lift system still works and we got her dropped and to the tire shop to have the tires replaced before we brought her home. We bought her in Sumter SC and pulled her back to Harlem Ga to be rebuilt into a hunting cabin. I plan on keeping her towable so that I can move her as needed for hunting WMAs and fishing in addition to our club instead of putting her in place and leaving her like most campers I see taken to hunting clubs. We also have a 30' 1965 Avion we fixed up 5-6 years ago. That is our main camping rig I didn't want to take it to the club and leave it due to vandals. I am planning on moving the couch to the front and building a double bed in the back. I will build cabinets on the two side walls and be able to store hunting gear under the beds and cooking stuff in the cabinets.

This is what I am starting with. Any tips or lessons learned would be greatly appreciated

If anyone has need of the bunk bed frames I need a early 4 lug wide spaced wheel for a spare. Could also use a small propane heater if you have a spare.

Great forum by the way.

I love it, especially the metal shutters. :) Why not leave the bunk bed frames ? Are they rusted?

Rick