Montello, Nevada bound

So we found a vehicle to help us towing the Airstream and getting cross country.  The only catch...I had to trade the Jeep in to get the best deal.  :-/  I know what you're thinking Preston but here's the plan.  Once we are officially in Utah we will find a CJ to get and that'll make everything easier.  Here she is:

Well, surprise surprise. I edited my Craigslist ad for the black Jeep last night and marked it down $1000 for this weekend only cause I was filling generous and really wanting to hurry and sell it so we could keep the Airstream project going without pause. Had a guy call me while I was out in the airstream wanting to come check it out. He sounded very interested, especially in the price. After a drive and chat with me he handed me the money and I handed him the title. ::wipe hands:: One more big step towards our move. I'm so excited!!

The tear down was a lot easier than I thought.  These things are an amazing display of engineering.  Everything works together as a whole piece, making it stronger.  You can't hardly take out one piece without taking out the next...and the next...and the next.  BUT, it makes the job run smoother.

Jen had the fun duty of picking up all the fiberglass insulation I pulled down.    I think she meant to hold up just ONE finger...  I've never even seen this many wires on an old home!  I believe I will rip them all out and redo it the minimalist way.  :)

My bro-in-law helping me take off the old Coleman RV Air unit.  It was big, heavy, and putting a big dent in the roof.  I wanna find something more low profile. Up next...finish the passenger side & bathroom tear down and begin pulling the subfloor.  Then begin spending all our money to put the thing back together!  :(  :)