Volks,

OK, I can hear all the jokes starting already!  Yes, I remember the suggestion to use the jack to stop the van from rockin'.....  ;-)  This, however, is not the problem (darn it!).  
My upper bunk always shifts forward when it is flipped back and stowed and I'm driving down the road.  The problem is that the hardware in the pivot is rubbing against the fibreglass top and is rubbing nasty holes into the top.  I've tried everything and I'm sure that I'm getting it back into position properly.  I assume it shifts forward whenever I hit the brakes.

Anybody ever have this problem?  If not, anybody got any brilliant ideas to stop this before I wear holes clean through the top?

TIA
Jim

Jim in Iowa
91 Passat Wagon GL
89 Westy
66 Beetle

James L. Fritz
Director of Bands
Decorah High School
100 E. Claiborne Drive
Decorah, IA  52101
319-382-3643
FAX 319-382-3107
jfritz@decorah.k12.ia.us

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