Hello Bob, Were gonna have to work on you to cure this toyotaless
condition, I don't know how many were built with the full fiberglass
construction, my folks have a 91 Winnabago toyota that has a
fiberglass skin construction. Its a nice unit, decent workmanship,
and with over 60,000 miles, never a minutes problem in drivetrain or
coach. A lot of people seem to think of the toyota as a gutless,
unstable, oversized box, but from my own experience even with the old
78 I have, I can drive the speed limit with no problem, it will slow
down on the hills, slower than some, but not as slow as others, and
the average of around 15 mpg is hard to beat. Maybe if I was going to
ive in it year around I would opt for a bigger rig but until then
I'll keep my trusty old Toyota.
You might check the library for some back issues of the RV Buyers
Guide put out by Trailer Life, they had specs for the different
models and floor plans ect. Good luck
