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We have had our little camper now for about 3 years.  We picked it up for $1400.  It had been in a shed in a small town called Weippe, Idaho. The previous owners had taken out some of the paneling and replaced it with different wood.  It had a composting toilet that was very old in it and had a stove, oven ice box 4 burners.  We removed the ice box, toilet and actually the stove and oven were in really good condition. We painted everything inside with a white rustoleum enamel oil based paint. I love this paint when it dries it has a nice hard finish and the white has a tint of gray to it so it is not just white white. Now it did take us about 4 coats to cover everything. We purchased a apartment size refrigerator and replaced the ice box.  It is only electric but that works for us. We have removed all propane lines so we do not have any in the camper but we left the oven and stove in case down the road we decide to add it back. If we do we will have it professionally upgraded and insta

 just got out to our camp site for the first time and setting up  this is one of our favorite campgrounds...people stopping by all the time to talk about the size and decor of our little vintage camper we slept very well the first night ...the bed is just a little smaller than a full sizeI  it had a small bathroom that we remodeled. the bathroom measures 20 inches x 35 inches....right now we have a port a potty in there on one end and storage on the other side  here is the port a potty and my storage above it...as of now I have some ivy also that drapes across the bar  the other side of the bathroom where we have storage her are our towels, dishcloths, tablecloths, and etc...I made the bag on the wall for my hair brushes, mirror and etc.  now this is the otherside of the wall where the kitchen stove which is original to 67 in great shape...we have not used it yet we are going to have the lines all checked out professionally first.  hubby made me a cutting