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813 viewsSimple sheet metal screws holding the frame to the roof.Apr 21, 2008
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763 viewsJust a view of all the screws used to hold down the lower rails.Apr 21, 2008
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767 viewsLooking down onto the roof from the outside, where the front right corner meets the luggage rack.Apr 21, 2008
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755 viewsApr 21, 2008
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765 viewsApr 21, 2008
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831 viewsFoam padding on ceiling in Bus. Maybe it's acting as insulation or if you sit up in the lower bed too fast it helps cushion the blow?Apr 21, 2008
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802 viewsAnd they do poke through so watch your head!Apr 21, 2008
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905 viewsApr 21, 2008
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902 viewsApr 21, 2008
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978 viewsThe bed is held in by loooong staples. Simply puuuuuull up on it to rip it free. It's in there quite well!Apr 21, 2008
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1009 viewsYup, ya gotta rip the bed up as part of the removal process. It's held down very well with long staples. Bed can be removed through the hole in the roof. So, after the Riviera is re-installed and screwed down, the bed bottom goes in last and is stapled down.Apr 21, 2008
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896 viewsApr 21, 2008
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902 viewsApr 21, 2008
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926 viewsFront left corner. Wires feed Riviera pop top light.Apr 21, 2008
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912 viewsLooking up at interior trim from outside the sliding door.Apr 21, 2008
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931 viewsApr 21, 2008
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921 viewsTrim at front of roof opening (that broken dome light is the front unit).Apr 21, 2008
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971 viewsApr 21, 2008
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1040 viewsApr 21, 2008
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1055 viewsShowing how front luggage rack is held down. One in each corner.Apr 21, 2008
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