u/Custodianscruffy

I got this pad that I was kicking around the idea of building a sauna on. Looking for a good design to utilize the space. Location is northern Alberta - what would I have to do for a floor? Power can be trenched but not opposed to a wood stove at first.

Far from complete but at least it’s now usable. Can keep it as a single bed or put the inserts in and make it all bed. Going to order some foam off Amazon. She’s not perfect but it’s a very slow working progress. Would like to get some ideas on ways to make it a bit for finished… original idea was to rug the interior but that just more places to collect dirt - Maybe paint the interior.

I noticed that the stem (trunk?) of quite a few of them are brown and then change to green, is that a sign of anything? Normal? Also some of my leaves are being eaten by something I believe.

Northern Alberta Canada

Managed to get a few more hours into it since the last post… got the expandable bed figured out. Now just need to cut in hand slots into each piece, router bit to round the edges, sand, finish, sand, finish, sand, finish… pieces will either be stored where you see them or under the flip up single bed.

As per title - 1979 scout 2 traveller. located in Alberta Canada. Only rust I can find without crawling underneath is on the rear quarter panels. Not sure about the frame, hoping to get it out of the shop and onto a trailer so I can give it a wash and a good look through. All components seem to be there, glass is good and interior and engine bay are in great shape. I’m kicking around the idea of buying it.

Finally got the flip up bed built. Still need to build the slide out end drawer.

Also going to make it so the whole thing can be a bed.. would love to hear some ideas on the simplest way to do that. My current thought is adding a strip of 3/4” plywood the length of the bed and also one on the opposing side on the fibreglass so that I can drop plywood down on it when I need more bed space. The plywood for the extra bed space could be cut into a few smaller pieces.