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Franklin caravan renovation

Frankie the Franklin Hunter caravan - completed renovation in July.

A new floor has been laid, new kitchen built, new blinds and cushions purchased, and a full fit out installed throughout.

The kitchen has been upgraded with a new kitchen top, sink, tap, hot plate, kettle and coffee machine.

Completely redecorated inside in a stylish white, distressed emerald green vintage wood, gold and dark wood colour scheme, van has a double bed at one end, and a dining area that folds down at the other.

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Comments

Jason

Congrats @Peggers, another amazing transformation.

I'm sure our members will be inspired by your work.

I should also link to your informative How to renovate a caravan series for those who want to renovate their own retro van.

Jason

Mathy

@Peggers - I have to say that I’m loving these caravan restorations, and yours looks lovely. I’m also noticing a lot of older caravans in my local area. There’s a real oldie that’s been converted to a food van, and a couple of “mid-range” oldies that are obviously used as caravans.

Congrats on your Reno, it must be very satisfying, love the colours that you’ve used as well, cheers Deb

Flamingcupie

Can I ask what paint you used. 😊

Jason

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Hi @Flamingcupie,

Welcome to the Workshop community. Have you got a caravan that you are renovating? We'd love to see it!

Let me tag @Peggers for you so he is alerted to your question about what paint he used when restoring the van.

You might also be interested in reading Rob's How to renovate a caravan series and his guide How to paint like a professional.

Please feel free to post anytime you need a hand with a project, or have something to share.

Thanks,

Jason

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