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...on each side holding the body on the chassis. Kinda scary if you're planning a John Nicholls barrel roll! But then, if everything above the beltline's going to leave anyway, I guess the chassis' reaction's not too important, huh? As it turned out, I had few old isolators to replace. There...

Dan, Thanks for posting pics of the beltline gap. Caulked mine up before they got to leaking too much with your help. -- Wally Anderson 1975 Glenbrook

Dan, Thanks for posting pics of the beltline gap. Caulked mine up before they got to leaking too much with your help. -- Wally Anderson 1975 Glenbrook

...the side wall and noticed some crumbling > caulk. After I was done picking at this I could see daylight at the top > corner and at the beltline. I have documented what these look like at: > http://www.gmcmhphotos.com/gallery/showalbum.php?aid=1105&uuid=thistle > GM only used the old putty...

...joined the side wall and noticed some crumbling >caulk. After I was done picking at this I could see daylight at the top >corner and at the beltline. I have documented what these look like at: >http://www.gmcmhphotos.com/gallery/showalbum.php?aid=1105&uuid=thistle >GM only used the old putty...

...> > > noticed some crumbling caulk. After I was done > > picking at > > > this I could see daylight at the top corner and at > > the > > > beltline. I have documented what these look like > > at: > > > http://www.gmcmhphotos.com/gallery/showalbum.p> > > hp?aid 1105&uuid thistle > > > GM only...

...wall and > > noticed some crumbling caulk. After I was done > picking at > > this I could see daylight at the top corner and at > the > > beltline. I have documented what these look like > at: > > http://www.gmcmhphotos.com/gallery/showalbum.p> > hp?aid=1105&uuid=thistle > > GM only used...

...the side wall and > noticed some crumbling caulk. After I was done picking at > this I could see daylight at the top corner and at the > beltline. I have documented what these look like at: > http://www.gmcmhphotos.com/gallery/showalbum.p> hp?aid=1105&uuid=thistle > GM only used the old...

...wall and=20 > noticed some crumbling caulk. After I was done picking at=20 > this I could see daylight at the top corner and at the=20 > beltline. I have documented what these look like at:=20 > http://www.gmcmhphotos.com/gallery/showalbum.p> hp?aid 1105&uuid thistle > GM only used the old...

...joined the side wall and noticed some crumbling caulk. After I was done picking at this I could see daylight at the top corner and at the beltline. I have documented what these look like at: http://www.gmcmhphotos.com/gallery/showalbum.php?aid=1105&uuid=thistle GM only used the old putty...

...front with absolutely no now? One more thought: I think most of us are pretty well agreed that middle-aged spread accounts for the beltline pulling away from the cabinets at the door. And that the weight on the roof is probably largely responsible for that: a few hundred pounds jumping up &...

Jim Bounds sells a beltline trim kit in both styles. He pre-cuts them to fit the marker lights and everything. You may save a couple of dollars at JCW but, The GM vendors need your support. If a vendor has it, and it is not a lot more than elsewhere, why wouldn't you support the vendors who...

...works like a charm. The curtains cannot >slide while you are driving. We put a towel bar on the wall under the shower head, just above the beltline on the wall. We tuck the shower curtains behind the bar, and only pull them out to use them. Keeps them completely out of the way, and the...

...one bldg, a horse on top of another. One time we went down there after a BIG rain. Some of the underpasses were flooded and when we got to Gruninger, most of their lot was flooded. It was one of those horrible, memorable sites - several GMCs with water up to the beltline. Kara Kosier 77PB, 77EII

...towel bars all over the place -- one over the toilet, two (one at the top of the wall near the ceiling, one halfway down just below the beltline) on the wall between the head and the hallway; two more top and bottom on the wall to your left when you walk in. Plenty of room for everyone's...

...Bounds, and was not horribly expensive. It comes in all kinds of textures and colors, and is easy to work with. Second, the walls below the beltline (everything below the bottom edge of the windows down to the floor) and the pedestals under the couch and dinette all take a lot of abuse...

...and was not horribly expensive. It comes in all kinds of textures and colors, and is easy to work with. Second, the walls below the beltline (everything below the bottom edge of the windows down to the floor) and the pedestals under the couch and dinette all take a lot of abuse. Choose a...

...or did you. > b. Was removing the side windows difficult I removed only the simple things: bumpers, lights, mirrors, wipers, etc. Had no beltline molding or I'd have removed it. All else stayed on. Ideally ALL the windows would have been out but that wasn't feasible since I was 750 miles from...

...Body in good shape except > > for a small propane door crack, one 2" dia. impact ding, and galvanic > > corrosion above the stainless steel beltline molding. ZipDee awning in > > very good condition (probably 3 years old). 16.5" steel wheels with 5+ year > > old General LRE tires. Both...

...Body in good shape except > for a small propane door crack, one 2" dia. impact ding, and galvanic > corrosion above the stainless steel beltline molding. ZipDee awning in > very good condition (probably 3 years old). 16.5" steel wheels with 5+ year > old General LRE tires. Both windshields...