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Thanks rockhound for the great links on Chinooks. My grandpa owns a 1977 chinook, it has about 150,000 miles on the original motor. He has drove it from coast to coast. He has upgraded size wise to

Sorry if I offended anyone. Thanks for joining the site.

I want to thank everone for joining this site. I started this site because of my frustration of not finding any sites for our beloved toyota motorhomes. The problem is there are so many different

well the site is picking up pretty quick.Hey you might want to show dad the Chinook link sometime later Jeff

Hi, thanks for the message. I also saw the literature on a Sunrader, but the book store people told me it was only for the slide in units so I did not buy it. Jack __

Hi Jack, In my searching for old literature on toyota campers I came across a Sunrader motorhome and slide in camper owners manual on a bookstore web site, I don't know what years it covers or

Hi, I am glad to join this message board regarding Toyota campers. I have a '86 Sunrader, 4 cyl, automatic. It is 21 feet long and has the rear dining area. I just love it. We have taken 7 trips

Hi, I have a '86 Sunrader that I changed the fuel filer on recently. It is a difficult job, but not impossible. The main trick is to use a socket with a long extension to reach in from the front

Hi Jacka2, the Chinook was built by Chinook Mobilodge during the 70's they used the toyota truck as a base and removed the bed, cut out the rear of the cab and installed the camper body for a

Thanks Rockhound, I was afraid of that. No my unit does not have access through the fender well, so I guess I'll wait until Spring to tackle that one. (we are buried in snow and temps have been

Thanks to Jacka2's tip on another RV list, have just signed up here. I have an 82 (or 3) Phoenix on a Toyota platform. It is a 4 banger with 4 speed manual trans. Tapes out to 22 ft. The rig is

Those are no fun to get to for sure, there is a removable panel on the fenderwell, at least on the 4x4 there is, that will allow you to use a long extension to reach in without having to remove the

I have an 86, FI, 22R-E. My Chiltons book notes that the starter "may" have to be removed to replace the fuel filter. Any one replaced it without pulling the starter?? How? Jack A2

Hi, I joined after finding out about the club from fellow member Jacka2, Thanks. If it has to do with toyota's I can't resist. I currently have 3 toyota campers, its an addiction I think! a 76

Nathan, Thank you for starting this list. I will spread the word. I'm now on a list, here at egroups, for the Ford Festiva (aka Mazda 121) we grew from 4 members to 340 in about 3yrs. Our members

I want to welcome any new members to this site for Toyota campers. Please share with the group some information about yourself and your RV. Thanks

I own a 1986 Toyota-based Damon Escaper 21ft. It has the 2.4 four cylinder engine with a 5 speed manual transmission. I have owned this camper since May of 2000. This past summer I traveled from

I can tell you we replaced our engine 33Re with a Jasper for 3700 - it is not cheap to go this way, however, we now have a 01 model. -=dr=-

I use a 2x12 for my unit, can use these on front or back, just put a block or two under the one edge and back on to it. -=dr=-

Did you change the switch in front from gas to elect. the switch has to almost exactly on the mark or it may not get contact.