I started by removing all of the obvious screws and bolts that I found inside the trunk. Each time I took out a screw or removed a nut, I took a picture of the hardwear next to the area where it was supposed to go. I wasn't sure how many of the original pieces I would need to use, and I didn't want to have parts left over. That cutie in the background is my 3 year-old, Holly. She helped by getting me drinks of water. It was over 95 degrees in the hot Texas sun!
This bracket connects the side board to the bulkhead. It is held on by bolts and rivets. We ended up removing the rivets with a drill/dremmel tool targeted attack.
There are several screws all around the inside lip of the trunk and in the light fixture. I had to buy a special star bit for the drill to remove some of the screws.
This metal L-bracket houses the wiring for the inside light and the outside shoulder lights. It also collected water from the crack in the deck and dumped it out through the light fixture. It was easy to remove.
This bracket connects the bulkhead to the floor. Easy to remove.
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