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Does anyone know why they quit making toyota based motorhomes in 1993? Was it something to do with the rear end recall? It would be great if they would have continued making these dream machines. I

Hi Nate, Myself I rarely start mine till spring gets here, the Odessey is all covered up for winter, and the Chinook is sitting in the garage with some blankets layed over it. I drained all the

Hi Mary, I recently went through the selection process to get the 'perfect' camper. It took me a while to find it after I narrowed it down to a Sunrader, but I did find it, just 25 miles from my

Well I took the camper out for a little drive this morning. I figured I haven't took it for a drive in a couple of weeks. It is supposed to start snowing again today here in Ohio. How often do you

Hi Nate, Heck you went right by the house and didn't even wave, It's nice country around here, been here all my life so kinda used to it by now. Were the only state left I think that doesn't have

Nolan, I read were you live in The Dalles, Oregan area. I went through that area this summer (August). We were on I84 going eastbound. Very scenic intrerstate with the Columbia River to your left.

Thanks for all the input. I checked out the RV Online site, and sure got to see a lot of MHs. Thanks again- Mary Schilpp

Little frosty in your neck of the woods I bet. I'm in The Dalles Oregon right in the Columbia River gorge where they do all the wind surfing, but not this time of year, and no I don't try it I swim

Nolan. My 86 was stock with the one ton axle. I bought it from the original owner. It is a late 86 Sunrader Pop up. So far, I've seen no others. That Rv trader site is awesome. I didn't know there

Mary I agree with jack, the best place to find the different verisions of the toyota motorhomes is the auto trader website they have over 100 toyotas. The last year was the 1993 model. Between 1989

That would be a heck of a deal if you can pick the one ton rear up for a few hundred bucks Jacka2, when I went looking several years back I only found a couple used ones in the wrecking yards, and

Hi Mary, 93 was the last year for the toyota based motorhomes, there were many companies that built them over the years in many variations and sizes. Heres a site you might take a look at just to

gather models.

Nolan, Thanks for the come-back. I went out to the bone yard that had the flat bed, and they were all locked up and heaped high with snow. Looks like a Spring project, but I will go early in case

I had no idea that there were Toyota based RVs. I heard about this site from the Rialta Egroup site, which I have been reading to gather info before an RV purchase. I currently have a 1999 VW

I agree with you. I am all for there being as many clubs or groups out there as possible. When I started this group I was unable to find any groups for toyotas at all. It seemed I could find

Hello members, This disscusion group has had great response and participation, glad to be part of it. I just wanted to make a suggestion regarding the club I started under yahoo clubs, the address

tied Benton/Nate Others (me too) would be interested in the Info on the solar panels. If you would post the info here (less pics)it will go into the Archive

I went out to start my camper this evening and the battery was all but dead, might have left the key in the aux. position a few days ago. The coach lights were golden and she wouldn't turn over. It

Hello Benton, You asked me to reply to your E Mail via the club message board concerning the 4X4 conversion on my Chinook, beings Toyota didn't build a 4x4 until 79 I took the 76 Chinook stripped