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ATTACHMENT 2<br />
Exterior panels above and below the rubrail may be structural components. Panels shall be secured to<br />
structural members and shall have a smooth finish with no sharp edges.<br />
2.7.11.2 REPAIR AND REPLACEMENT<br />
Exterior panels below the rubrail shall be divided into <strong>section</strong>s that are repairable or replaceable by a<br />
mechanic. Baggage doors shall be two part with the joint at or below the rubrail.<br />
2.7.11.3 RAIN GUTTERS<br />
Gutters shall be provided to minimize water flowing from the roof onto the side windows and passenger<br />
doors. When the <strong>coach</strong> is decelerated, the water shall not drain onto the windshield, driver's side<br />
window, the passenger boarding area or into the lift door area.<br />
2.7.11.4 LICENSE PLATES<br />
Provisions shall be made to mount standard size U.S. license plates on the front and rear of the <strong>coach</strong>.<br />
These provisions shall recess the license plate so that they can be cleaned by automatic <strong>coach</strong> washing<br />
equipment without being caught by the brushes. Four fasteners shall be utilized to retain license plate.<br />
License plate shall be mounted to the left of the <strong>coach</strong> center. Provision shall be made to illuminate the<br />
surface of the rear license plate only.<br />
2.7.11.5 RUBRAILS<br />
Rubrails shall have a minimum height dimension of 2.5 inches and shall be composed of flexible,<br />
resilient material shall be provided to protect both sides of the <strong>coach</strong> body from damage caused by<br />
minor sideswipe accidents. The rubrail may be discontinued at doorways and the condenser intake<br />
grille. A damaged portion of the rubrail shall be replaceable without requiring removal or replacement<br />
of the entire rubrail.<br />
2.7.11.6 PACKAGE RACKS<br />
A minimum 10 module package rack without compartment doors shall be furnished over all twopassenger<br />
seating positions except in the wheelchair door area. The rack end facing the aisle shall<br />
incorporate a concealed handhold, running full length, for use by standees. Passenger headroom<br />
measured from the rack end to the top of the seat headrest, shall be a minimum 19". Interior window<br />
post caps shall be ABS, thermo formed plastic, off-white in color to provide a clean finished<br />
appearance. The interior of the rack shall be vinyl covered aluminum to complement the interior. Rack<br />
shall be supported by polycarbonate glass filled hangers spaced approximately 40" apart. Total<br />
capacity shall be a minimum 109 ft. 3 to allow for ample storage space for carry-on items.<br />
A cluster panel mounted on the underside of the package rack shall include minimum 10 watt, 6 c.p.<br />
individually controlled and adjustable passenger reading lights, and an exit signal push button, red<br />
in color and individual air distribution outlets receiving air from the <strong>coach</strong> HVAC system. These<br />
outlets shall be adjustable from fully closed to full open position. A minimum of twenty-six (26)<br />
5", 40 watt, 4-ohm speakers shall also be provided in the cluster panels for the dash mounted, driver<br />
controlled public address system. Speakers shall broadcast, in a clear tone, announcements that are