Any builders of Foamies in MN and Wisc?

[Keith McKenna]

Hi. Anyone here from MN/Wisc, that has built a Foamie? If so, I would love to view your rig. I am considering my first build and it will be a Foamie. If you live within (say 60 miles) of the Mpls/St Paul area, I'd love to meet up to see your rig.
I'll bring the coffee and pastries, eh?
Thanks for your time and consideration, Keith.

[GPW]

Keith , Welcome to the Foamling family !!!

[Pmullen503]

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Here's mine. It's primarily a toy hauler but I do camp with it.

What do you have in mind?

[videographer]

I'm in Madison, and will be starting my foamie build in the spring. Kinda hard to get glue to set in this weather, and I don't have a heated workspace.

[GPW]

Always read the can to discover the operating temperature range of your paints and glues ... and do protect your PVA glue from freezing ...

[KennethW]

I am in Alexandria MN if you would like to see a foamy.

Sorry I have not put any completed picture in my gallery.

[GPW]

KW ... Lookin’ GOOD !!! Got any more

[KennethW]

KW ... Lookin’ GOOD !!! Got any more

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before first trip 2500 mile with no test trip in a foamy with no wood not even in the roof I did get a 2"drop hitch be for going.
Vacation pictures- All ,me and the wife need in a little package

get the solar panel mounted to foam. The bar on the side slides out to make a changing room.

four way tilt
The inside of my wilye window fully vented propane radiant dog dish heater.
Yes my galley is a mess. but three days before I left on my trip the galley did not have a floor.

[GPW]

KW, Thanks for the pics ...looks great !!!

[KennethW]

Like I have said before, The challenge on this build was to not use any wood. Not even in the floor

[GPW]

KW, that’s the best part eh ... NOTHING to Rot ...

[videographer]

You seem to have built exactly what I am thinking of! Do you have a build thread? And how did you make a woodless floor?

Thanks in advance -

[KennethW]

I don't have a build thread. (Did not know if it would work) the floor is 2" foàm with canvas on the bottom and frp gluevd on the top. Bolted down with large head elevator bolts.
You can click on the picture icon to go to my gallery pictures.

[lthomas987]

I'm in the twin cities, I have a foamie that's nearly done. (Dang lights) and I mostly gave up because the garage floor got cold and I need to re-arrange for winter parking. If you'd like to see it let me know.

Laura