Re: [VAC] Office space in a travel trailer

["Dan Weeks" <dweeks@xxxxxxx>]

Me, three! I'm needing a home office for my new startup 
business, but don't have room in my home for it. One guy 
I talked to thought he'd work within the existing 
cabinetry, but, but ended up finding out he didn't have 
enough room. Thought he'd do some light remodeling to the 
front of his '68 27-footer, but found everything was 
connected to everything else and that once he started 
removing things he ended up gutting the whole thing 
completely, installing new copper wiring and a 
four-breaker box, phone wires, new floor, then patching 
the walls where necessary and repainting. He's been very 
happy with it, but it took him 2 mos of his labor and two 
grand to get to that point, and probably reduced the 
value of the trailer quite a bit in the process. I'm 
still wondering, though, if someone with the need for 
only a desk with space for a computer, printer, fax, and 
a few files could get away with pulling out the front 
sofabed and watertank, sticking a desk in there, and 
seeing what happened. Anyone tried this successfully? If 
I do, I'll post the results.

Alternatively, I'd be interested in buying a gutted but 
otherwise reasonably tight and sound airstream for office 
purposes. Presumably one could be had more cheaply than 
one with all the original equipment. If I found something 
gutted, I think almost any size would do. About 20-27 
feet might be ideal.

Dan