THE GOOD, THE BAD & THE UGLY . . .

The good news is that we know issues exist and that Tim can repair them. I will let you decipher the bad and the ugly in the following pictures . . .

(Reminder . . . there is no crying in Airstream)

 Belly Pan Still attached under Airstream

Corner Wrap Removed Exposing the Insulation

CU of Non-Working Water Soaked Insulation 

Water Soaked Insulation Sitting Inside Belly Pan Under Floor Decking 

CU of Vulkem Sealant That was Under Trim at Rear Bumper 

 Topside of Belly Pan (removed)

Bottom side of Corroded Belly Pan (Stabilizer Wear Marks/Corrosion)

 Backside of Painted Wrap Removed (Water Logged Insulation)

Exposed Side of Painted Wrap Removed (Note Corrosion)

 Rear Curbside of Airstream With Wrap Removed

The Curved Wrap Fits Lengthwise Under Blue Tape

(tape is keeping water from entering plywood flooring at rivets while trim is removed)

Rusted Rear Frame with Bumper & Storage Compartment Removed 

Interior With Bad Flooring Removed

(GASP!!!)