We have been using the trailer as a place to store scraps of wood, insulation and 1x2's.  The wood paneling pieces, 2x2's and MDF had piled up quite a bit so we decided to cut it up and start burning it.

It took quite a while to empty the trailer.  Becky worked on getting the trailer unloaded while I worked with the saws to cut it all into pieces that would fit into the wood stove.

The MDF is not pleasant to burn and smells horrible...  I think it has been causing us some headaches too.  We're planning to haul the remainder of that to the dump.

Some of the scrap metal I think we can use to finish off the interior of the bus.  Becky and I plan to use the old aluminum window rails as wall molding along the floor to tie in the aluminum strip that runs down the center.  I would also like to use some of the aluminum rods that were part of the luggage rack for storage shelves...  That may or may not work out...

We created a framework of 1x2's to support the countertop.  For now we put a few supports here and there to hold things up until we have the supplies to build the bottom shelf (and kicker) for the whole cabinet. 

I have the laminate to cover the kitchen countertop, but we ran out of time.

I think it looks pretty good.

Working with the rounded side walls of the bus has been a challenge.  The stove/oven combination was a real trick to figure out so that the vent would line up and come out under where the ceiling and side wall meet.  We managed to get all of the measurements right so far...