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ThisOldRV

  • This group is for owners of old (and older) RVs. This group was originally the entire website but the site has grown and we've found our place right here in this group.

  • August 25

  • curious george first time rv owner i have 1980 kingshiway will post pictures later
    about 2 weeks ago

  • Welcome curious george
    about 2 weeks ago

  • July 18

  • Welcome akpancake
    about 2 months ago
    • akpancakeI have a 1968 Open Road motorhome. I am going to dis-assemble it this winter (completely) and rebuild the entire thing from the ground up. It has sliding glass doors in the back ( original equipment) was wondering, should I keep it all original style? or should I build it into a toy hauler?
      just wanting some suggestions, any input would be welcomed.
      7:03 PM July 18

  • July 07

  • Dean I'm hoping folks are still active on this site. Disappointing that there is no real activity here anymore. Anyway, I'm looking into replacing the a/c unit on my 1982 28' Airstream MH. It has an old coleman. I'm thinking of getting a Carrier 15,000 btu low profile unit. As with most things Airstream, it seems to be a daunting task. I'm trying to figure out if I should go with a 13,500 or a 15,000 unit. There is one a/c and I summers in northern Calif get over 100 degrees. I think the 15,000 unit is what I want. I have replaced an a/c on a flat roofed trailer in the past, but worried what it would be like on the Airstream. Someone did dent the roof in back...can't see from the ground thank goodness. How do you position ladders as not to dent/scratch side/roof? Should I just have someone do it? Will I be happy with someone else's work? It also seems that suppiies of everything are low these days and no one has anything in stock. Do I trust buying on internet? Any one replaced their a/c lately? Thanks Dean.
    about 2 months ago
    • Steven T WebsterI have 2 13500 units and would go bigger when replacing. They both don't really cool my coach in 90 degree weather. Glad you're posting here again. Welcome.
      3:19 PM July 12
    • Steven T WebsterAlso I have seen people use painters ladders with the extensions/spreader on the end, screwed to a board with a carpet on the back of the board up against at least two rivet lines. I've also seen workers the the factory use big cushions to sit on the roof.
      3:20 PM July 12

  • Dean Hi Steve, I'm looking for all the old forums that existed on the old site. There was a lot of good info in them. I've looked around and haven't found them. Dean
    about 2 months ago
    • Steven T WebsterDean....still here: http://www.campfireclicks.com/Community/Forum.aspx
      3:17 PM July 12

  • July 02

  • Reinovator replied to RE: I need a wiring diagram for my 77 Titan
    about 3 months ago Comment

  • Steven T Webster replied to RE: I need a wiring diagram for my 77 Titan
    about 3 months ago Comment

  • June 27

  • Reinovator replied to RE: I need a wiring diagram for my 77 Titan
    about 3 months ago Comment

  • June 26

  • Reinovator replied to RE: I need a wiring diagram for my 77 Titan
    about 3 months ago Comment

  • Steven T Webster replied to RE: I need a wiring diagram for my 77 Titan
    about 3 months ago Comment

  • June 21

  • Reinovator created the topic: I need a wiring diagram for my 77 Titan
    about 3 months ago Comment

  • June 19

  • Welcome xlcr
    about 3 months ago

  • June 18

  • Welcome 1995bounder
    about 3 months ago

  • June 10

  • Welcome VW
    about 3 months ago

  • June 01

  • Welcome gdk10
    about 4 months ago

  • May 21

  • Welcome 78_Itasca_Seafarer
    about 4 months ago

  • May 17

  • Welcome peder417
    about 4 months ago

  • May 15

  • Frank replied to RE: fuel tank
    about 4 months ago Comment

  • May 14

  • Steven T Webster replied to RE: fuel tank
    about 4 months ago Comment

  • May 13

  • Frank replied to RE: fuel tank
    about 4 months ago Comment
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