07-31-2022, 11:47 PM
I agree with Guy on everything he said. I might add that a coach or truck that has sat for a long period of time and not started or driven will need an extensive amount of work to be reliable. If your going to park it and just live in it, that is one thing, but using it...well expect to spend some time getting dirty. Expect wheel seals, seals on the transmission, rear end, power steering all will need to be replaced. Of course all fluids and filters need to be replaced before starting. Look for rodent nesting around any wiring and water systems. Rodents can really aggravate a coaches system.
It looks to be in fine shape from the pictures, it's the mechanical side that will need some attention before you set out to enjoy it.
Good luck. Keep us posted on your endeavor.
It looks to be in fine shape from the pictures, it's the mechanical side that will need some attention before you set out to enjoy it.
Good luck. Keep us posted on your endeavor.
Dave, Karen, w/Buddy and Moose.
06' Newell #784
towing a 06' Featherlite enclosed trailer or
05' Featherlite stacker for toys and tools,
or a 21' F350

35' Packard 4 dr convertible
59' Nash Metropolitan
I like engines and wheels
Carpe Diem. Have Fun
Tomorrow is not guaranteed.