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My 93 Regency has lost most of the rivets and screws that connected the fresh water tank enclosure to the floor of the coach. The enclosure is steel and it appears the underside of the floor is aluminum. Of course the steel screws corroded away and now I have to install bolts through the floor to reattach the thing. It has 20 holes where the screws or rivests used to be on the lip of the steel. Any idea how thick this floor was? I intend to install stainless fender washers and bolts to reattach it. Just looking for how long a bolt to buy. Thanks, 1993 32' Regency Wide Body, 4 speed Allison Trans, Front Entry door, Diamond Plate aluminum roof & 1981 Euro 22' w Chevy 350 engine and TH 400 tranny | ||
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I was surprised to find 2" foam in the floor above the aluminum, then 3/4 plywood. This was on a 1996 command center. 1978 Barth 17' Cabin Fever 1997 Barth 23' 4 door Command Center | |||
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There is a 5 to 6 square that I found on the passenger side floor over the second polutnion pump ( California specs.) that is alum foam ply and carpet. Who new. JKB 88 28' Regal 454 Blue/Silver metalflake | ||||
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