So it followed me home and work started on 1/1/12
Removed all inside plywood and insulated. I was shocked to find that the studs in the walls are wood. This does make this build much easier though as I won't need to weld. Used 3/4" Styrofoam insulation and put the panels back up.
I ordered window, door and drip rail from Vintage Technology and they showed up in 2 days...WOW!!
Installed window on drivers side.
My trailer is white BTW..the silver one is a stock pic as I didn't want to drag mine out when it was snowing.
My goal is to have it campable by Shivaree on 1/13/12 and finished by May. Door will go in this Saturday then on to galley and electrical.
I need input on how deep to make the galley counter. Currently I am leaning towards 16" and it will be covered in a continuous sheet of aluminum that will cover the counter and bend up 18" to form the back splash as well. I like this idea as it will prevent any liquids I spill from seeping into the woodwork or sleeping compartment.
That is a nice shape on a cargo look forward to seeing it at the Shivaree
Are you talking 18" up in the back from the counter or 16" counter plus 2" up. Just my opinion but 18" would be to high
] I remember it because I liked it very well. Good luck with your build. It looks you have a pretty good foundation. 
