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There is a 1987 21 ft. Gulfstream Conquest for sale in my area. I checked the archives and don't find any mention of Gulfstream or the Conquest model. Any one have any information on this make or

I was wondering what those of you who have rear air bags run them at psi? I have a 21ft Escaper which seems to ride pretty stiff, so I'm going to deflate them a little to see if it softens my ride,

Vickey I have a 77 Chinook and love it. My only beef is that with my wife and two little boys it can get a little cramped trying to sleep. It does have a stove and a fridge and I think some may even

Thanks for all of the advice, I will investigate further this weekend. Thought about disconecting truck battery, to see if their was a second battery, but didn't, now I will to remove all doubt.

My grandpa 1977 Chinook has a port a pot, stove, and fridge. Very small unit with a pop top, best for two people max. Best when used as just something to sleep in. Easier to drive and park than

No - the large dining table (which is removable) is between the side door and the sofa-bed lengthwise in the unit. The bathroom is across the rear. We appreciate your interest, and hope to hear from

Does it have the rear dinette with large rear window?

Vickey, Welcome. My mother had a 77 Chinook. It had a stove and reaf but no pooper. The popup Chinooks are good rigs for cruzing. They get good mileage and are not as suceptable to crosswind gusts as

Pull the Positive battery cable off your truck battery and see if you have juice anywhere in your rig. If you do keep looking Michael Smith theeagle@... wrote:

maybe "electronically controlled transmission"? countryden@... wrote:

Hello....I just inherited a '77 Chinook. I haven't even seen it yet. It's been sitting for quite some time but hasn't had a lot of use. I'm hoping I can get it in working order and be able to use

pretty box under in Nate Every unit is different. My Sunrader's is under the floor of a left rear closet between the hot water heater and furnice. Two ways to find yours: Follow the lead from

Look under the step by the coach entrance door. Mine was under the carpet on a Dolphin. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Auctions - buy the things you want

I have an 1986 Damon Escaper, 21ft camper. I have had the unit for a year and have been unable to locate a second battery in the unit. I only have one battery under the hood. I have checked the

tika, re. tubs in Toyota rvs: I noticed the shower depth on our '88 Odyssey is around 5-6 inches deep, plenty deep for a young child. The shower has a mini-wall/step over divider between the

My 1991 toyota truck has a switch on the dash that reads ect power/on off. what is this for. I don't have the owners manual so I can't look it up.

Jack A2 You may have a point. There is a used car sales sticker from Indiana on the RV could have stoped there on it's way down to Fl. Fl. Snake

Harvey, What a nice guy! And I think your analysis of the air conditioner problem is right on. Too much juice is going into charging the battery at the onset. Hope you find just the motorhome you

I live in Toronto. Sudbury is about a 4 hour drive north. Anyone passing through, or nearby, Toronto is welcome to visit me. I live close to downtown if you enjoy museums etc.; I can accomodate one

The AC that requires an overnight connection to 120V before it will operate puzzles me. Do I understand your posting correctly? [A] When connected to 120v, but not overnight, the AC attempts to start,