'64 Overlander Bath faucet

[Scoutx]

Does anyone have an idea of how to remove the faucet in the bathroom. I don't see a ready way to remove it and felt I should ask before I just try taking everything apart in the hope of figuring it out.

[goransons]

Unfortunately I seem to recall you have to remove the counter/sink. There are rivets along the trim and I believe a row of screws up into the wood core of the top that you can see while laying in the tub.

[Scoutx]

That seems to be about what I suspected. I hoped it would be easier, but guess not.

[Scoutx]

It was easier than expected. Wrapping the bottom of the sink and sitting on the top edge of the tub is a horseshoe of fiberglass. To remove take off the handle and decorative collar for the shower faucet. Remove the screws on the underside of the sink. Remove few screw through the top edge of the tub to the underside of the horseshoe. You will need to get to them through the rear utility area on the outside of the trailer. Then while carefully prying up on the sink, work the horseshoe out paying attention that it's not getting caught on the shower faucet. At this point you will have access to the sink, shower, and spray head water lines and the sink drain line.