Modifying under cap entertainment components
Looking at purchasing a 2007 24 ft Class C BT Cruiser with only 19,000 miles. Looks in perfect shape for $28,500. NADA comes in about $38,000. However I have never liked and really have no use for an ...
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It may be possible, but it would be a lot of work and I think not too practical. Chances are the interior of the cap behind the cabinets isn't finished like the rest of the interior, and the bunk board (or whatever they choose to call it for the entertainment center option) may be not as heavy duty as one intended for a bed.
It looks to me like it would be very tight up there, too, with very little headroom and no way to sit upright, particularly by the time you got even a nominal mattress there. The lack of headroom would make getting up and down rather interesting. The cap obviously slopes down towards the front, so what limited space there looks like there would be on the interior is going to taper off to nothingness as you move forward.
It looks to me like it would be very tight up there, too, with very little headroom and no way to sit upright, particularly by the time you got even a nominal mattress there. The lack of headroom would make getting up and down rather interesting. The cap obviously slopes down towards the front, so what limited space there looks like there would be on the interior is going to taper off to nothingness as you move forward.
