Road Trek Topliner Question
RoadTrek used to have a model called the Top Liner which featured an upper berth above the front captains chairs giving the unit a sleep 6 capability.
Before this was a model name, the Road Trek II according to brochures, offered the option and the "Top Liner" model was available through 1987 at least.
My question is how was this option worked into the structure? What was the set up procedure? Did it pull out on a track or suspend or what? Where did the mattress go?
I would love to see some pictures of the option if any have them or if any members here had a topliner!
The old brochures just show the one shot of the end on view which shows the upper bed deployed and the pillows. Nothing of the details of how it worked, stowed or set up were included and the downloadable owners manuals are silent on the entire subject.
I have a 5 member family and might consider having some parts fabricated etc for this possibility if I could understand how it worked and the specifics of how it stored away when not in use.
Thanks if you have any knowledge on this topic or pictures!
Blaino
Before this was a model name, the Road Trek II according to brochures, offered the option and the "Top Liner" model was available through 1987 at least.
My question is how was this option worked into the structure? What was the set up procedure? Did it pull out on a track or suspend or what? Where did the mattress go?
I would love to see some pictures of the option if any have them or if any members here had a topliner!
The old brochures just show the one shot of the end on view which shows the upper bed deployed and the pillows. Nothing of the details of how it worked, stowed or set up were included and the downloadable owners manuals are silent on the entire subject.
I have a 5 member family and might consider having some parts fabricated etc for this possibility if I could understand how it worked and the specifics of how it stored away when not in use.
Thanks if you have any knowledge on this topic or pictures!
Blaino
