The Beginning

 Meet Maverick

Well here we are. The motorhome has been sitting in my dad's shop for the past few months and we're finally starting to work on it. It's gonna be a big project but we are ready to take it on (we hope!) 


I thankfully remembered to take a few "before" pictures! Actually, I forgot and had already done some take-down work but put the stuff back up so I could take the photos 😅





 Stay tuned for the destruction photos!

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