Upon further inspection the plywood in the center of the nose is buckled. The sides appear fine. Looks like the floor is damaged at least under the bed. Shop estimated 3-5 k to repair both. I paid 6k for it so not sure if it is worth repairing. The inside looks almost brand new and everything works now that I had the converter replaced.
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Make sure wind can't get under the plastic!!! Keep the speed down, and keep checking it.
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