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Bill and I had been busy doing demo. Found some issues with some rotted floors that will be corrected. He selected some nice hickory and will be installing that after we install some new plywood.

Something new appearing at MoT

http://motorhomesoftexas.com/coachrv/new...tom--C2215

More to follow, I suppose.


Eric

Limited pictures and information at this stage, but just listed by Trawick Luxury Coaches in Fort Worth for $1,399,900. Says rear bath, but also has a side window that might indicate a half bath:

https://www.trawickluxurycoaches.com/def...id=6720431

Listed as 40'. Needs to be towed. Coolant in engine oil. 6V92. 

https://www.rvt.com/Newell-Classic-1983-...1-UX270092

92,888 miles, appears to have twin beds. 45'. 8V92. 

https://www.rvt.com/Newell-2000-1994-Tit...0-UX308700

Drivers door, wood flooring in salon. Cummins 555, cooktop with gas oven, $27,800

https://www.rvtrader.com/listing/1980-Ne...5006242294

https://www.rvtrader.com/listing/1998-Ne...5006395686

$83,000, wood floor in salon. Mileage listed is not correct. I show 135,000 miles in 2003, 280,000 in 2017.

The door to our toilet room is hitting the floor slightly - anyone know of an adjustment that can be made to the hinges?  I pulled a little wood out from behind the hinges but there is only maybe 1/2 and inch in behind there.  I can always chop the bottom of the door off but did not want to mess up the laminate covering with a saw (I know to tape it so it does not tear out).

Must go! Make offer! are always interesting.

https://www.newellcoach.com/default.asp?...dInventory

Interior was okay, but I'm confused by the bedroom - did they really permanently cover the CS BR window with a big TV?  Shows a window on the outside, but this doesn't look at all like a televator set up.

I'm curious if Gurus find more value in this coach over 1448 (1.5 baths here, vs just one /  regular bed vs murphy / mid entry vs front entry)

Hello,
Our #1 slide (driver side) has been deploying and retracting with no issues.  Today, the slide operated as normal, retracting until about 4" from stowed position.  There seem to be a hard stop in the front part as it stopped with some movement continuing in the aft portion of the slide....till I released the switch.  I did not continue with the retract mode as I did not want to rip something out of position.  The slide in that position seemed to be skewed in the coach opening as the gap in the back was very tight and the front gap was rather large.  We moved the coach around thinking there could be some racking that was giving us a problem....with no help.  This really seems like a mechanical obstruction....has any one seen this in their coach before?

Thanks,
Steve