| The backside of the camper doesn't look too bad and does have the large Siesta
placard at the top--a rare feature I'm told. The former owner added the utility trailer
taillights at the bottom because he couldn't get the original lights working. I'll likely
re-use his new wiring to make these originals function again and remove the utility lights. |
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| The curb side of the camper is looking pretty good. I'll likely replace try to replace
the lock in the door and remove the hasp/padlock setup. I've seen a picture of a Siesta that
has a pull-out step under the door. Mine has a small vintage stool. I'll add a step sometime. |
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| A couple of major dents in the front aluminum are the worst on the camper. The tongue
has multiple coats of white paint, much of which was scraped off (revealing rust) in an attempt to find the VIN number.
The previous owner started to paint the camper, mostly below the red arrows, with cans of white
spray paint from Wal-mart. You can see that the top has really taken a beating from the weather
and needs repainted very badly. |
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| Looking inside toward the rear there is some water damage apparent. There is a near full-size mattress
that is sitting on top of a fold-out couch mattress. It looks like the second mattress could
be suspended bunk-bed fashion above the couch. I'm doubting I'll ever use it this way. |
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| Looking toward the front you can see three overhead cabinets and three windows. The shelf below
the windows holds some bamboo tiki torches! I win. The light you see is one of two in the camper, both
110v A/C. There is no 12v here. |
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| Here you can see the dinette set, as it were. No cushions, no table leg, no handles on the drawers,
extra miscellaneous wood. I'm hoping the cushions from the free truck camper I got might work. |
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| Large closet missing its mirror. You can see more water damage in the other rear corner. |
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| The ice box is rusted on the bottom and someone decided to paint it white, hiding the beautiful
pink that matches the stove. The former owner removed the stove to save weight but luckly saved it for me
in his shed. |
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| I'm guessing I'll likely be using the slide-out commode as a trash can instead but you never know. |
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| I tried to capture the floor which is really weak in one spot. Managed to capture a picture of the
former owner's cat instead. |
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