1976 Winnebago

Embark on a journey through the world of classic RV restoration with Texoma Classics as we meticulously breathe new life into a 1976 Winnebago in Sherman, Texas. This vintage Winnebago isn’t just an RV; it’s a symbol of adventurous road trips and family memories, and we’re dedicated to restoring it to its former glory. Join us on this captivating visual journey through the restoration process, where the spirit of exploration meets modern craftsmanship and innovation.

Restoration Progress

We will be doing a lot of work on the engine to get this motorhome running. There is also a leak in the roof that we will be diagnosing and fixing.

Removed the brakes to inspect the condition they are in.

We have begun teardown of the engine to inspect the condition.

We have begun removing the old roof to replace with a brand new one.

The roof has been completely removed and we will begin building a new roof.

Removed the black and grey tanks from the undercarriage.

Beginning to install new roof.

Finished laying interior roof and now beginning to frame the roof supports.

We have completed framing the supports and have begun installing the insulation.

We have begun laying down the top layer of plywood in preparation to be sprayed with Rhino Liner.

We have reinstalled the apron to the trim onto the roof.

We have gotten the right side exhaust installed.

We have cut new holes in roof for the new vents to be installed.

We have begun installing wiring for AC and lights.

With the wiring complete we have begun finishing installing the plywood.