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Jerry Have an old 1979 Dodge motorhome. Sometimes it starts right up & sometimes it doesn't. No spark to the coil. Replaced coil & ballast resistor & same problem. Will let it sit for a few days & it will start right up. Let it sit a few more days & no spark to coil.
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jim Hi all,,
We are looking at a 1974 senator, which I never heard of, but looks to be based on a dodge chassis. Either a m500 or 600.
Anyone ever hear of them ? This model is the swinger, class A about 27 feet long.
We are fairly sure we are buying it because of the condition it's in, but I am only familiar with the m400 Country Squire that I own and would like any info or links where I can read up a little more on it, as "learning by trial and error" seemed to be the predominate time spent with my last two old campers.
Thanks for any help.
Jim.
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August 26-
| Melissa Johnson Melissa Johnson Me and my husband just bought a 1974 Westfalia! We always wanted a VW bus and now we finally have a practical camper. Not too expensive, not to big. It's just right for the two of us. Anyone know of some good places to camp in California? So far we've been using CampingRoadTrip.com to plan our trip from Santa Barbra to Oregon. Thanks!
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curious george first time rv owner i have 1980 kingshiway done a lot of work on it .will post pictures later.
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August 20-
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Frank I guess everyone is out on the road enjoying their RV.
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2roadies How can I free up hard sliding windows?? Poured water into slots but not much better
a month ago | |  Steven T WebsterOn mine I pushed the window all the way open and really scrubbed out the tracks and rubber....then closed and did the same on the other side. Followed up with a little silicone spray. I know some people have completely removed the windows to clean them.
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Linda Steven, thank you for sharing that. My coach is 2003, it looks like new inside as well as the outside. My concerns are with the major items on the coach, such as, a/c, water heater, water tanks and supply, refrigerator, furnance, vehicle transmission, a/c, brakes, gaskets & seals, those type things. I did locate a company that would cover most everything including the towing, and the gaskets & seals with a price tag of $2400 for 2 yrs. Just not sure if I would be making an intelligent decision to purchase it. You know how some of these extended warranties are, if something happens, then they have all these clauses that eliminate most everything, so you actually spend more $$$$ than you would if you were not covered. Just wondering if anyone had made the decision to purchase extended warranties....
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Linda First time motorhome owner. We purchased our MH used 2003. My question to some of you that have been around the block a few times, is it profitable to purchase a warranty from one of the places like GoodSams or Camping World or GoRVing?
a month ago | | Steven T WebsterLinda, that depends on a few things. Namely, the age of the coach, it's condition, etc. Obviously, things like towing and loss insurance are smart to have if not covered under your motorhome insurance policy (or homeowners in some cases)...but the warranties on tires, systems, etc only make sense if you need them.
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Monaco Welcome to the Monaco Group. If you have questions about a Monaco please post them here.
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July 26-
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W. Floto Regarding a '73 Travco... I'm looking for some R17 5 on 8 lug wheels that are not split ring that came on the Dodge chasis. Can anyone point me in the right direction?
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