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I agree it sounds like a fair price if it is not too worn out or dirty. The only reason not to buy it that I can think of is if it has leaked so badly that the internal wood parts (floor/frame)

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If it runs good it sound like a good price to me. Michael Smith hilcrest@... wrote:

I just found a chinook - '76 with 53,000 original miles...it has been sitting for approx. 5 years and was just put in running condition, i.e. new fuel pump, battery, rebuilt carb., cleaned fuel

I am very interested in increasing the performance of oue 22re as well. Please help. Pete and Dolores

So. I recently did some upgrades I want to tell yall about. I purchased my 1986 21ft Rogue about a month ago. It has 46k miles. in really nice shape, except for the wimpy rear axle that it came

I see that my post to the Travel by Raod Forum got reposted here. However the hot link to the Toyota Club didn't get underlined properly. Again the proper link

Owen and Amy, I would diffently check your tires closely. I had 8 ply tires all the way around my 86 Escaper when I bought it last May and have had to replace a few. I did not have blow-outs, but

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I saw a Toyota motorhome yesterday that was quite a surprise. It was an '89 Dolphin model 800 with a generator. The ad said, lo miles, and a price of $7300. So naturally I called about it. The

Hey Countryden, Welcome to the group. You did not say what year the Winnebago was, but since it has a six cyl engine it must be fairly new (1990 or so). The problem with the weight causing the rear

Hello All, On our 87 Granville (1 ton rear axel) the tires are: Light Truck 185R14 6P.R., RD-603 STEEL, 4ply tread, 2ply sidewall ...they have some cracking on the side (not very bad, but bad

chasis and was wondering about its reliability and power. I have never owned an RV. any help would be appreciated . Is the 6 cyl eng. enough. thanks countryden CD. Welcome to our list. Come

I am thinking about buying the winnebago warrior 21ft on the toyota chasis and was wondering about its reliability and power. I have never owned an RV. any help would be appreciated . Is the 6 cyl

I have never owned a RV and would like to buy this one. People tell me it won't stand much weight and I will have to replace wheel bearings also it will lack the power I'll need. would like some

I was curious if headers helped your mileage or just give you more power? I have 22RE with a 5 speed, so I'm not considering any upgrades, just wondering! Nate

--- In toyota-campers@y..., jacka2@e... wrote: > > I have not anywhere seen the HP increase numbers, > but from my experience with other well designed > engines, big power boosts do not come from

Hi Rosannah, Regarding the passage of wires through the firewall I found that there was room to add a couple of wires to the bundle already going through. I did not have to drill any new

Hi Group, I just wanted to say that on my '83 Dolphin 22R I installed a Thourley header, K&N air filter, Weber carb, and an exhaust with Thrush muffler that exits under the furnace vent on the

Most of my performance info comes from the groups that run the 4x4 Toyotas. They run the same engines we do. (very few auto trans' here.) They run headers, 2 1/4" pipe, a low loss cat and a good