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I've been looking for a Toyota motorhome for a while now and have heard several things that concern me, like the 4 cyl engine and the wheels in the back. I've just found a 1983 Dolphin with 98,000

Hi folks. I talked to the owner of the shop in Oregon City that did the transmission rebuild today and he gave me some information that might be of use to Toyota motorhome owners, as well as those

Zia, You have discovered one of the biggest obstacles to driving a Toyota camper "THE WIND"! If you are driving directly into a strong wind, it kills your mileage. If you have fighting a strong

I have to agree with the danger issue. my thinking after I bought mine rig with the small read=r axle was,after reading all the bad stuff on here about the dangers of it was I was mad. at

Michael.. the way I got to National RV was I went to their web site and left an e mail asking for contact questions for TOyota for the recall.. someone in parts gave me a number..they ran me around

I'm still wondering about the wind. I took a small trip to Tucson last week (I stayed in Catalina State Park) and was bouncing on the road. I was beginning to think that I was going to sell my new

Hi Tika--thanks for your advice re. the tv, we'll give it a try. I just wanted to share a recent experience with car seats. You wrote: I don't know if you got shoulder or lap belt type restraints,

I Agree 100% with Michael Smith. These things were not recalled for fun. This is a Safety issue. The older and more miles driven increase the odds of an accident. IMHO it is irresponsible for

Group, I just wanted to thank everyone for their help in establishing this group! I think it is developing into a great source of information for current and future Toyota Camper owners! In the 4

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Hi Rosannah. Congratulations. I've been following your story with interest because I soon hope to have a similar success story to tell about finding a new motohome for ourselves. (See message

Hi, Allen & Linda, I've heard from another source that some '91 Toyota Winnie Warriors have mini-tubs under the showers. Does yours? Or do you have any more info if this rumor is true? Re: Baby

Hi. I have a 1978 Toyota Musketeer which I have owned since 1986. It now has over 130,000 miles on a rear end with bolt-on wheels and a non-floating axle. Finally last fall I had to replace the

Just for the record it is spelled Chilao, and pronounced Chill-LAY-oh. It is in the Angeles National Forest, about 1 hour north of Pasadena. There are several large campground loops and a

Thanks for the encouragement and advice, Jack Redman and jacka2, Tommiez, Rednipcan, and all--I really appreciate it. We're looking forward to taking a weekend trip as soon as possible, hopefully

Chris, In my opinion you would be making a mistake to purchase a rig that has had an axle recall unless you had imediate plans to replace the axle and the price of the unit was reflective of the need

Does anyone have a place to get the small medicine cabinet that was in the 1985 Sunrader? Long story, but I took mine out to clean it and the mirrow was broken. Just need to replace the whole

Tonniez, I think you lucked out. In my search for an axle kit I called National and they said that they didn't have any. You must have an in there. Do be careful installing your new axle. I had a

Hi Chris, Welcome to the group. Some will say that the weak axle is a disaster waiting to happen, so beware. On the other hand, the camper you are considering has survived for all these years, and

Jack, Chialo is down the 2 freeway about 25 miles past Mt. Wilson. About 7 miles past Chialo is a camp ground called Buckhorn. I think Buckhorn is the closest thing to the Sequioa's that I have neem