I have 3 bolts that have came loose that hold secure my center bowrail to the deck, all three are under the headliner. 2 are under the center panel of the headliner in the cabin, the third is under the center headliner of the front birth, It would apear that you would remove at least the center panel of the headliner but I do not see what is holding the headliner up.
Has anyone had this issue and found a good way to get to the bolts so that they can be tightened, or at least know the to trick bring down the headliner.

Thanks

Helloooooo Peeps, someone should be able to help, you are all so much smarter than me.

i have a 38 avs and I would like to powder coat the rail but no clue how to get that thing out so im with ya bro please someone share their wisdom

cut the headliner.. my 33 the headliner in glued and stapled together, crap design.

Figured it out, you need to go in and take out the inside trim panels for the hatch covers then start pulling the staples that hold the headliner up until you can get to the bolts and anything that might be covering the bolts. This was about a 3 hour job in my case. A powered staple gun that was able to staple very close to a verticle edge sped up the job tremendously. An uposltery person probobly could do it in their sleep.

Mine has plastic plugs that cover the screws. It's a 1998