Making Progress

Waiting is never easy and patience has never been one of my strengths.  But, I am actually glad that it takes some time to manufacture the motor home.  I watched a special on the travel channel the other night.  They visited the Winnebago factory and we watched as the chassis went down the assembly line.  The motor home was completely assembled in five days!  FIVE DAYS - can you imagine that?  Of course, the pieces were pre-fabbed and ready to install but still...how much care can you take when the line is moving and you only have a certain allotted time to get your portion completed.  No offense Winnebago owners - I know they make a fine product, I just worry about the pressure to get them out so fast. 

I am so pleased with the care the Lazy Daze factory takes when completing their product.  They take the time they need to fit each component into its place and make certain that it all goes together as planned.  Each piece of insulation is hand cut and fitted into place.  The cabinets are affixed to the frame with steel brackets.  Those babies are NOT coming loose anytime soon! 

So a Lazy Daze takes a little longer but I am full of hope and anticipation.  We got some interim photos and it still looks a little rough.  My sister quipped on seeing these pictures, "I thought you were getting a new one.  This one looks like it's all torn up."  Just you wait sister...just you wait!

From the back looking forward. 
That is the foundation for one of the twin beds,
with the wardrobe at the end.

Driver side, siding going on.

Driver's side, back to front. 
Siding going on over the insulation. 
LOVE those big windows.

Interior looking front to back.  The bedroom is at the very back,
then the bathroom (shower on one side, toilet and sink on the other), then the kitchen. 
Sofa, table and two easy chairs at the front (not shown).