spleen venting

[thomas g. warner]

Larry I have noticed several GMC owners in the last month or so of traveling
that have remodeled their interiors and removed the louvered doors. you
should be able to get some maybe from Alex Sirum.

>I do not have any complaints. All of this info is great and logging on is a
>highlight of my day. Over time, I have created my own little spreadsheet data
>base, and all of the names, phone numbers, part numbers, arguments, are
>entered for future reference. Someone could write a book on these things. For
>those pilots out there, and Bonanza pilots in particular, a wonderful guy
>named Norm Colvin, retired Beechcraft engineer from the early days of the
>Bonanza (mid to late forties) wrote a book that took an owner through the
>various engineering changes and problems of this aircraft. When I sold mine,
>I kept the book! I equate the quality and feel of the GMC to this fine
>aircraft (the real Bonanza's - v tails - not the weenie straight tails). I
>drove an SOB motorhome, and there really is no comparison. Recent horror
>stories aside, I can't wait to drive mine, and I have been driving it on short
>trips. Like sea voyages with no storms or equipment failures or pirate
>attacks, no one is interested in a road trip were everything went RIGHT, and
>these trips happen all the time. So keep these posts coming! ( I still wish I
>could find a long louvered door cabinet, however.) BTW, there is a 23' on a
>back lot here in Springfield, MO that I will get the details on and send to
>Dave. (It looks from afar like the Army did the paint job.) Larry Nelson, Palm
>beach 75
>
>

 

[michael g. linderman]

Larry

I too have e mailed Alex for a few parts and I too have had NO response

Mike Linderman
76 Eleganza II

- -----Original Message-----
From:
To:
Date: Friday, August 14, 1998 4:49 PM
Subject: Re: GMC: spleen venting

>Regarding my need for a long louver door cabinet, I have emailed Alex twice
in
>the last three weeks, and am assuming, by not receiving a response, that he
>has no servicable unit. ( I am really not very picky!). Larry Nelson, Palm
>Beach 75
>

 

[thomas g. warner]

Alex is on vacation. I met with him last week near Buffalo at the Heritage
Cruiser meet. Jeff is the only one at the shop so things may have been held up.

>Regarding my need for a long louver door cabinet, I have emailed Alex twice in
>the last three weeks, and am assuming, by not receiving a response, that he
>has no servicable unit. ( I am really not very picky!). Larry Nelson, Palm
>Beach 75
>
>

 

[none]

Troops..........I spoke to his son and he asked me not to use the E mail for
a while because they have a new desk lady and don't check the E mail that
often. They're just a small outfit. He asked me to telephone for fast
service. He sent my stuff out the same day........Davis
- -----Original Message-----
From: LNelson208
To: gmcmotorhome
Date: Friday, August 14, 1998 1:49 PM
Subject: Re: GMC: spleen venting

>Regarding my need for a long louver door cabinet, I have emailed Alex twice
in
>the last three weeks, and am assuming, by not receiving a response, that he
>has no servicable unit. ( I am really not very picky!). Larry Nelson, Palm
>Beach 75
>

 

[jim bounds1]

Mr. Nelson,
Alex has had his hands full moving into his new building and ordanising
the years of stuff had had sqirreled away. I'll bet he hasn't had a
chance to see if he had mail and answer your post. I have a hard time
finding time to get through the Email every day, I have over 200
unanswered right now! Give him a call tomorrow at 1-941-763-1121 and
ask him first person.

He is a great source for such stuff.

I had a full set I pulled from a renovation but sold them a few weeks
ago. My next job is a Palm Beach interior but I don't know what we will
be doing with the door & drawer fronts yet, will keep you posted.

Jim Bounds www.gmccoop.com

>
> I do not have any complaints. All of this info is great and logging on is a
> highlight of my day. Over time, I have created my own little spreadsheet data
> base, and all of the names, phone numbers, part numbers, arguments, are
> entered for future reference. Someone could write a book on these things. For
> those pilots out there, and Bonanza pilots in particular, a wonderful guy
> named Norm Colvin, retired Beechcraft engineer from the early days of the
> Bonanza (mid to late forties) wrote a book that took an owner through the
> various engineering changes and problems of this aircraft. When I sold mine,
> I kept the book! I equate the quality and feel of the GMC to this fine
> aircraft (the real Bonanza's - v tails - not the weenie straight tails). I
> drove an SOB motorhome, and there really is no comparison. Recent horror
> stories aside, I can't wait to drive mine, and I have been driving it on short
> trips. Like sea voyages with no storms or equipment failures or pirate
> attacks, no one is interested in a road trip were everything went RIGHT, and
> these trips happen all the time. So keep these posts coming! ( I still wish I
> could find a long louvered door cabinet, however.) BTW, there is a 23' on a
> back lot here in Springfield, MO that I will get the details on and send to
> Dave. (It looks from afar like the Army did the paint job.) Larry Nelson, Palm
> beach 75