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I am not exactly sure how your bathroom was built. Many people owning these vintage Airstreams have successfully removed all the bath fixtures including the tub.
For me, the tub was the last thing out. For me, I had to remove the lower plastic cover of the lower tub. Then the long bath sink countertop. You have to disconnect the plumbing lines to the sink faucet. There are decorative moldings covering the rivet lines. These come off first.
There is a "grab handle" front plastic shroud in front of the tub, but under the sink countertop, that is removed next. It is a pretty big piece too. Then the top shelf next to the tub, then the shower valve piece on the side of the tub, then the drain connection under the tub, then the rivets holding the tub to the back wall.
There aren't many videos of this process because people doing it usually growl and cuss some. Maybe these photos will help.
Just study how your bathroom is made and start in. Do it carefully as the plastic parts are brittle with age and can break.
David
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