Hi Bill, sorry this took so long, but anyway I finally got out to look closely at my shower and here's what I found. There is a track just inside the top of the tub and a plastic fitting below the basin. I looked at the wall that adjoins the bedroom and there are some screws that appear to be in a line, but I don't see a distinct line from a hinge or anything. Also, I looked at the rail on the ceiling and that doesn't look like it was original. Different screws. But I think if I have to that I could use a short shower curtain. Anyway, I would like to see a picture if you could take one. Here's my e-mail. Drop me a line and I'll send you my address. Thanks so much for all the help, I really want to restore the trailer, not just put in a shower curtain. Jodi of J&J 1972 Overlander [EMAIL PROTECTED] At 07:39 PM 5/31/00 -0700, you wrote: >Hi John and Merry, >Mine has the orange plastic folding door like Merry's. Matches the low >loop "indoor/outdoor" carpet on the front of the tub, and the rest of >the a/s. Sorry, no buckles or polyester here, didn't even make good >rags, never wore out. >John, do you have a track just inside the top of your tub and a plastic >fitting below the basin about 1/3 way from the curb side? The curtain >sounds easy to solve but you could also make a door like Merry and I >have. Can take picture and send off line. >Bill Brackett '72 27' International > >
