Here is my new baby another project to take up all my free time.  A 1966 Puch, not sure yet if it is a 175 or 250.  Originally manufactured in Austria and sold in the U.S.  Through Sears.

BEE gone BEES!

Most of the hive removed

These are the remains of the bees (sorry bees =\)

A close up of the honeycombs

Here is a shot to show scale

After finishing the buying process Mara and I finally got the trailer over to its new home, Shaun and lindsay's backyard.  Before we could begin the demolition process we had to get rid of the pests inside the belly of the trailer.  Unfortunately no beekeeper would take them out without costing me at least $300, so I had to take care of the problem myself.  Now for demolition of the interior and floor.

More pictures

Meet Tessy, new addition to the family...

Hey everyone,

This is my first post on this blog and I am glad to introduce you to Mara and I's new addition, Tessy.  She is a 1963 Airstream Overlander that is in need of some major repair and renovation.  A challenging project for the both of us and hopefully an enjoyable one.  There is some damage to the left wheel-well on the exterior and the inside of the trailer has been exposed to the elements for a while, but I believe with a lot of elbow grease and luck it should all be ok.

Here are some pics...