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Forum: Homemade SMB - Ground Up Builds

09-28-2013, 09:18 AM

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Salvaging a Penthouse top

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Posted By boywonder

Re: Salvaging a Penthouse top

E350man: Are you talking about the van sheet metal roof or the PH fiberglass? Can you provide more details?

I'm planning on reinforcing the corners of the roof cut-out before installing the PH. ...

Forum: Homemade SMB - Ground Up Builds

09-24-2013, 01:45 PM

Replies: 15

Salvaging a Penthouse top

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Posted By boywonder

Re: Salvaging a Penthouse top

Yes, exactly.......or perhaps they just do the second cross-member on the EB......??????

The sheet metal screws through the roof are holding up the second cross member (and perhaps some epoxy)

Forum: Homemade SMB - Ground Up Builds

09-24-2013, 09:34 AM

Replies: 15

Salvaging a Penthouse top

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Posted By boywonder

Re: Salvaging a Penthouse top

Thickness of OSB block is 1/2".....please note this info is for a Ford RB van.

Interestingly, I was up in Fresno last week and stopped in at the Sportsmobile factory. Jonathan was very helpful...

Forum: Homemade SMB - Ground Up Builds

09-05-2013, 08:29 PM

Replies: 15

Salvaging a Penthouse top

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Posted By boywonder

Re: Salvaging a Penthouse top

Silver350: I just removed a penthouse from a 2003 E150 last week. Here are a couple of pics of the ends of the rails mounted to the roof. The small piece of OSB blocking takes care of the roof...

Forum: Homemade SMB - Ground Up Builds

08-22-2013, 03:57 PM

Replies: 15

Salvaging a Penthouse top

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Posted By boywonder

Re: Salvaging a Penthouse top

Me neither. Thanks for posting the pics; keep 'em coming when you start the transplant.

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