Have a 48" x 84" overhead bed just removed from my 85 Classic 25' Voyager.
Is very good shape made of welded 1" square tubing with double tubing along the long sides. Have all hardware and will get the mounting dimensions from the roof, front wall and side wall. Am planning a trip to Conroe, Texas sometime mid October. Asking $250 two1seven four56 8six01
Removal was simple until I went to remove the hinge brackets mounted on the front wall, the 1/4" bolts would not back out as there was a nut turning inside the wall!! Was thinking I would have to cut some kind of hole inside the cabinets next the this position but then noticed that it looked like the inside panel might be able to be pulled loose. Sure enough HiLo actually made a loose fitting panel to access the inside nuts holding the hinge brackets. So would guess that all front walls were built to facilitate bunk installation.
Wish more things were so smartly engineered on this HiLo.
Is very good shape made of welded 1" square tubing with double tubing along the long sides. Have all hardware and will get the mounting dimensions from the roof, front wall and side wall. Am planning a trip to Conroe, Texas sometime mid October. Asking $250 two1seven four56 8six01
Removal was simple until I went to remove the hinge brackets mounted on the front wall, the 1/4" bolts would not back out as there was a nut turning inside the wall!! Was thinking I would have to cut some kind of hole inside the cabinets next the this position but then noticed that it looked like the inside panel might be able to be pulled loose. Sure enough HiLo actually made a loose fitting panel to access the inside nuts holding the hinge brackets. So would guess that all front walls were built to facilitate bunk installation.
Wish more things were so smartly engineered on this HiLo.
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