I've just looked at a nice Bongo with a pop-top roof fitted by Wheelquick. It has removable boards to make the floor and a fixed bit at the head end (the vehicle roof?) above the driver and passengers seat. There is a huge 5 cm-ish difference in height between the boards and the fixed part which looks like it would be mid-upper arm position when lying down which is a bit of a shame.
Has anyone found a good solution to overcome this issue?
Flattening the upstairs bed in a aftermarket pop top
Moderator: Doone
Re: Flattening the upstairs bed in a aftermarket pop top
Knowing Wheelquick,I assume you mean a fixed high top,not a pop top ( elavating roof )
Brian
Brian
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Re: Flattening the upstairs bed in a aftermarket pop top
No, it is a pop top. Very similar to this one.
http://item.mobileweb.ebay.co.uk/viewit ... 0470316370
http://item.mobileweb.ebay.co.uk/viewit ... 0470316370
Re: Flattening the upstairs bed in a aftermarket pop top
We have the same issue - also bought with bed boards from wheel quick - have you solved the issue yet? we are looking for inspiration for the best way to do it