1964 Shasta Astoflyte
Hi Guys, Thanks for allowing me to be a member of your forum. Last week I bought a 1964 Shasta Astroflyte off of Craigslist in Virgina. I live in Atlanta. I new it needed restoration but when it...
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The Lowe's in my area carries Birch plywood thin enough to be used as paneling in a vintage trailer. If you need to replace some, that would be a good place to start looking for supplies. As for...
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Will you post some pictures? Where in VA did you buy the trailer? I live in VA.
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Hello Pete, Welcome to the forum! Be sure to take lots of photos before tearing into it, they'll come in very handy when you're nearly done, but are stuck scratching your head wondering where those...
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Yes, I agree with Rob on the photos. Also label all the little pieces. I use cottage cheese containers, but ziplock bags work well, too. As long as you label which parts are which... VK
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I also agree on the photos... I restore vintage cars and trucks as part of what I do for a living. While I have been working on cars for over 40 years I probably know where everything goes...Still,...
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I've already started a picture folder in Window called "Shasta". Whenever I go work on it I'll bring the camera and take pictures as needed, then I'll go download them to the computer and erase them...
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Bob since you like old things check this out. It's my project after the Shasta. A 1965 Turf Rider IV. As you can see it is missing the "Turf" and the "IV" front chrome emblems. If any of you out there...
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