Introductiopn and Dinette Question

[marlene meineken]

I will introduce myself at long last. I am a simi lurker , I am not
knowledgeable enough to help out on GMCNet but I sure can ask questions.
Marlene Meineken husband Bud Meineken, I am mechanically inept but I try.
Know just enough to get in trouble. GMC owner a little over a year. Am glad
that I have been accepted so well here(Bud doesn't touch PC so it's up to
me. Live in Idaho where we now have about a foot of snow.
Now for my question The side dinette was removed by previous owner and
replaced with a pair of chairs and table. Not comfortable and to crowded.
Usually if you can find a used dinette the cost of shipping outweighs the
cost of the dinette. I wonder if anyone has ever made a pattern to rebuild
the dinette or could someone take on this project.
This is the side Dinette in a # 3 floorplan.
Marlene Meineken
77 PB

 

[darren paget]

What would you like to do for the cushions or do you have the fold down ones to
put in place? Would you be interested in aluminum bases? I have to build mine
also and will have a pattern by May. Darren

> I will introduce myself at long last. I am a simi lurker , I am not
> knowledgeable enough to help out on GMCNet but I sure can ask questions.
> Marlene Meineken husband Bud Meineken, I am mechanically inept but I try.
> Know just enough to get in trouble. GMC owner a little over a year. Am glad
> that I have been accepted so well here(Bud doesn't touch PC so it's up to
> me. Live in Idaho where we now have about a foot of snow.
> Now for my question The side dinette was removed by previous owner and
> replaced with a pair of chairs and table. Not comfortable and to crowded.
> Usually if you can find a used dinette the cost of shipping outweighs the
> cost of the dinette. I wonder if anyone has ever made a pattern to rebuild
> the dinette or could someone take on this project.
> This is the side Dinette in a # 3 floorplan.
> Marlene Meineken
> 77 PB

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Darren Paget
76 Experimental
Another Fab Day
http://www.TZEplus.com

 

[ronald b. kazi]

Sorry, Marlene, I beat you to it. I just got my dinette from Bob Morriss in
Cortland, NY. I swapped my front seats and the two swivel chairs with him for
the dinette. Depending on budget, you might be better off getting a couple of
fold out units (e.g. flexsteel). If you want to do the dinette in wood, let me
know. They are out of the coach now and I could do up some drawings with
measurements. They are really quite simple.

Ron and Julie
73 Painted Desert

> I will introduce myself at long last. I am a simi lurker , I am not
> knowledgeable enough to help out on GMCNet but I sure can ask questions.
> Marlene Meineken husband Bud Meineken, I am mechanically inept but I try.
> Know just enough to get in trouble. GMC owner a little over a year. Am glad
> that I have been accepted so well here(Bud doesn't touch PC so it's up to
> me. Live in Idaho where we now have about a foot of snow.
> Now for my question The side dinette was removed by previous owner and
> replaced with a pair of chairs and table. Not comfortable and to crowded.
> Usually if you can find a used dinette the cost of shipping outweighs the
> cost of the dinette. I wonder if anyone has ever made a pattern to rebuild
> the dinette or could someone take on this project.
> This is the side Dinette in a # 3 floorplan.
> Marlene Meineken
> 77 PB