loblolly restorations

loblolly restorations a restomod camper company
husband-and-wife duo
bringing new life to vintage rolling abodes 🌿
rescue | reimagine | restore | roll

09/26/2026

Day one of demo.

09/26/2026

Day one of demo!

09/16/2026

A short video of “Wayne”. Still tbd of what exactly we are going to do. I’m sure we’ll take him all the way down and start fresh.

Meet Gary and Jess. They reached out about their retired truck camper wanting to know if we would be interested in renov...
09/16/2026

Meet Gary and Jess. They reached out about their retired truck camper wanting to know if we would be interested in renovating it. We went and looked at it and said YES! Best of all, they gifted it to us! This will be our winter project this year for loblolly restorations. Thanks again Gary and Jess!

A peek at all the hidden bits hidden under the bed.
09/07/2026

A peek at all the hidden bits hidden under the bed.

Here we go again! This is Kenny, a 1986 Holiday Rambler Imperial (we think). The plan is the same, take it all the way d...
08/31/2026

Here we go again! This is Kenny, a 1986 Holiday Rambler Imperial (we think). The plan is the same, take it all the way down to the bones and make it our own. More to come!

12v AC in and operating! Current set up is 1200w of solar and 600ah of batteries. Early number state we can run the AC f...
08/22/2026

12v AC in and operating! Current set up is 1200w of solar and 600ah of batteries. Early number state we can run the AC for 8 hrs on one 314ah battery. We still have some tweaking to do. We will update how it works soon.

Modernize: 1971 Nomad | Our last mechanical upgrade is in the works! Can you guess what this could be?
07/03/2026

Modernize: 1971 Nomad | Our last mechanical upgrade is in the works! Can you guess what this could be?

Restore: 1971 Nomad | There was no turning back now — we were all in.Once the roof came apart, it became clear why water...
06/30/2026

Restore: 1971 Nomad | There was no turning back now — we were all in.

Once the roof came apart, it became clear why water had found its way inside. Built with minimal framing supporting only a thin aluminum skin, it simply wasn’t designed to withstand decades of exposure. And as every vintage camper owner knows, water is a camper’s worst enemy.

So we blew the roof off Jenny and started fresh. New arched roof joists gave us the space for upgraded mechanicals and wiring, thicker insulation, and the structural support needed for a walkable roof. We then installed ZIP System sheathing and tape, and finished it with a TPO waterproof membrane, creating a durable roof assembly designed to keep the elements out for years to come. The new structure also provided the support needed for twelve rooftop solar panels.

Sometimes the best way to preserve the past is to rebuild it for the future.

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