New Member from Central Illinois

[Mwc01l88]

Just bought a 2000 Dutchman Voyager 801d pop-up. It's our 3rd camper. We had a 2000 10ft Camplite by Damon for our first and a 2007 18ft Fleetwood for the second.

Bought this 801d for $550 it needs a little work but not much. The corners of the top of the back are pulling apart. Boards appear to be bad. Anyone have some guidance on replacing the back above the bunk? It also needs some ceiling work but not much.
Thanks I'm excited to be in the group.

[wahoonc]

Welcome to the forums!

Post up some pictures of what you are trying to fix and I am sure we can help out. Not too many popups on here, but a few of us have owned them in the past.

Aaron

[Researchhound]

Welcome. Fairly new member myself.

[BarryD]

Welcome...

[Chris Gilson]

Our 1003 dutchmen pop up had both sides and ends damaged by a tree falling on it What I did was replaced the two sides and ends with PVC board took about a month to do the repairs to it when doing after work with a couple of hours of day light per day

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[Chris Gilson]

Originally Posted by Chris Gilson

Our 1003 dutchmen pop up had both sides and ends damaged by a tree falling on it What I did was replaced the two sides and ends with PVC board took about a month to do the repairs to it when doing after work with a couple of hours of day light per day

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[Chris Gilson]

The PVC board repairs seem to be a serious up grade compared to the oriented standard takes the weather better considering it's rot proof.

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