“Within a week of getting it home, black
mold was coming through the walls.
We discovered that the man I bought it
from had painted over the mold and put
plywood sheets over water damage to
hide it. None of this was visible when I
bought it”.
Soon realizing that the Shasta was going
to need a full frame up restoration, it
was towed to Mary’s very handy brother
Ray’s workshop in Roseburg, about eighty
miles from where Mary lives where the
deconstruction began and the extent of
damage was revealed before the work of
rebuilding the Shasta could begin.
“We ran into many unpleasant surprises”,
says Mary.
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