After reading several blog posts about water damage that was much worse than it first appeared I decided to make sure there was no hidden damage before I put the window back in. If the framing needs to be removed and rebuilt the window won't be going back in. As I have said before, wood is a terrible option for a vehicle.
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| There is a big piece of plywood that makes up most of the cab bunk deck. That seems like unnecessary weight and may be hiding something. I peeled back the wallpaper because it was loose. Our plan is to remove all of the wallpaper and paint the interior instead. |
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| These boards are not a normal part of a Class C RV |
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Both corners are damp. This is not looking good.
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| Not looking good at all |
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| Removing the staples so as to remove the deck. The deck has to come up so I can see what the supporting wood looks like. |
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| Removing the paneling |
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| It looks like there was water damage previously. The damaged plywood has to be replaced and the supporting wood has to be inspected. |
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