OK, here's what's
there. TZE166V100456.
Model 06581
Pretty much box
stock. Dinette behind the pax seat, couch behind the driver, galley behind that, frig
across. Electrics and water inlet on driver's side, I assume water heater behind
that. Rear queen bed, didn't look under he says settee but hasn't removed the
bed. Headliner sags, gonna gotta be
redone. Stock GM front seats and dashboard, temp guage hung under the
dash. Not running, expired battery, he says starter doesn't
engage. Was
running. Smells of gas, has a bunch of new lines spliced in underneath, but tanks weren't
dropped. Leaked when he parked it in the driveway on a
slope. supposedly water and waste tanks don't
leak. 6KW Onan on a slide, says it
ran. Battery in the onan compartment, did these also have a coach battery under the rear seats? New mufflers welded into existing
pipes. Stock mainfolds, intake looks like it might be cracked, looking down the
secondaries. Suburban fuirnace, single Coleman roof A/C, two
'gee whiz'
vents. Cargo pod, fabric spare
cover. Tires have half tread, will be out of date by
age. Stock wheels and
brakes. Drivers side rear brake line
leaks. 92,880 miles on the clock, I'd say that's
accurate. A/c mod, says no cool but fan
runs. Suburban
furnace. Works. Tank has propane
in. Repaint - poorly - below the beltline, plus some paint peeling on the rear
cap. I expect it's been hit of hit
something. Frame looks good, boots on drive axles
good. Has a rebuild invoice for the trans, no idea how well or when, but looking at the mung on it, been a
while. All vacuum hoses need
replacement. HEI
ignition. Original air compressor and wiper
motor. Has a 'power level' system, which looks
stock. Stock 8-track/
radio. His 'mechainc' sold him a new inverter, did a sorry
install. Fuel pump on rear frame - looks like for Onan - hack
wired. Got a shower stall with a
door. Dumper and lav across the aisle, next to
the
refrig. Stock suspension, air bags holding air but show dry
rot. He says they leak down over several
days. Less than 30 degrees slop in the steering wheel
total. Sway bar in
front. Nothin obvious falling off the front
suspension. Window seals want replacing all
around. Minor fogging along the windshield edges.
I'm gonna offer loball, with the idea of dragging it home and putting it under a tarp for rehab as time
permits. It is the core of a nice coach, but it has a looooong way to go.
--johnny
From: Johnny Bridges
Subject: Re: [GMCnet] Parts coach
To: gmclist
Date: Thursday, August 18, 2011, 4:51 PM
That possibility exists
also. It was supposedly running when he parked
it. He says he was paying someone to patch it though - expensive and poor idea.
--johnny
From: Charles Wood
Subject: Re: [GMCnet] Parts coach
To: gmclist
Date: Thursday, August 18, 2011, 2:39 PM
maybe it can be reclaimed...
--
CBWood
77 Kingslay
MWC OK
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Can you really weld enough steel into one to make it stay reasonably unbent and in one piece with that kind of torque applied?
