Advice on interior removal

[dmm9623]

I have a 1973 27' international with windows missing and an interior that's been exposed to weather for many years. I just gutted a 24' trailer of another make in the same condition. It was a crow bar / sledge hammer job while wearing a hazmat suit. I can't repeat that technique due to potential of damaging frames & shell skin. Any rough advice on how the stove, oven and bathtub are mounted? Are the sidewalls riveted or screwed on?
Some of the pieces may be salvageable. Stove, Oven, Sink, "Airstream Central Control", overhead bins, sidewalls, etc... I believe in re-cycling but planning on a different interior. Let me know if anyone wants this stuff. Just pay actual shipping and I'll send it off.
Thanks in advance......

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[flon2205]

Kitchen first, the stove can be lifted out by removing the screws under the burner cover. Its a job for a battery screw driver. The counters have brackets underneath. We are renovating the same trailer right now, Is the front control panel (faceplate and clock) any good?