Here was another body off frame restoration:
http://alphacomposite.homestead.com/AIR.html
RJ
Roy Lashway wrote:
>
> > I have a question for anyone who has been this
> >far into the interior of their coach. Will I be more likely to damage
> >the fiberglass with the flexing of carrying the body (now free of the
> >floor channel) or by trying to get those compound curved sheets of
> >fiberglass out the door??
> ===========
> Can't really answer your question but can pass on what I remember from
> this list a year or so ago. Some had removed the body off the trailer by
> running a center beam down the inside of the the trailer and lifting the
> body by jacking it up from inside. When up several inches they slid
> timbers under the body and lowered the body back on to the timbers and
> then moved the body. I seems this method could provide some good
> stability when moving the body. Seems to me I would remove body, repair
> floor, replace body and then take off the end pieces and set them out of
> the way inside the trailer then do repairs the replace them, alternating
> ends of course. Good luck. Let us know how you made out.
>
> Roy Lashway
> '78 Argosy,'56 Bubble
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