The weekend was cold, I was tired (read lazy), and other things had to be attended to so this update is just baby steps in the big scheme.
Although mine is a purely pragmatic build, I wanted an homage to the classic Dunton Reading wagon.
Taking a plain profile and giving it simple compass curves jazzes up the entire look, or so I hope. If you notice the roof, there is a seam. This is not a measuring error but the result of switching to off-the-shelf roofing steel.
We wanted large windows for light and ventilation in the new room. This one looks big enough to sell tacos and coffee from.
I plan to take a day off work this coming week for important business in the afternoon. However, if the weather holds, I should get a few hours under my belt for significant progress. We made what I think is an interesting decision about cabinetry which may be surprising. Also, I am re-purposing a couple old desk tops as counters and I hope they look as good as I imagine they will.
If you are looking for Part 1 of the rebuild/addition then CLICK HERE.
Preindustrial Craftsmanship 
Coming along nicely!
Thanks Wesley. I wish it were a little warmer out!
Hell,I’d buy a taco from ya George! WC I assume…
Are you coming down this year? Can you get through the border?
That’s the plan,haven’t stopped me yet! Besides,my teavel companion is much better looking, so when in doubt,she can do the talking!
Right on Jim. Who’s the lucky lady?
Looking good George. Jake
Thanks Jake!
When you finish could you tell us what the whole thing weighs?
Was there a part 8?
Would love to see part 8…currently working on an off road teardrop, but a 12 foot double axle card I is next….
It will come.