Recreational Vehicles (RVs)

scrape it with a blade and then use alcohol to remove the sticky stuff.

I have Chieftain 30. The fusebox is above the engine cover, behind the small panel and mounted on the firewall.....

A native American tribe that originated in America in roughly 500 BC.

Around 5,500 dry weight and around 750 tongue weight

The buggy used in the film is apparently owned by someone who lives in Hawaii, and they will not let anyone see the car.

corvairdunebuggy.com

The Thomas Crown Buggy was brought to Hawaii

Originally bought by Hawaii car dealer James Pflueger.

I am the current owner of it. It is not in original film condition as this car was

actively raced. But is the survivor car. ray@crshawaii.com

The sticker on mine says 2482 pounds.

check the bottom of the windshield on the driver side. or up at the top

With a big block gas engine you can realistically expect 6 - 8 mpg depending on how fast you drive. I have never noticed a difference in mpg when full or empty, just when going fast or slow.

Recreational Vehicle is a wider term and can cover anything from travel trailers that you pull behind a vehicle to motorhomes that you drive. A motorhome usually refers to a recreational that is self contained, can be driven, instead of pulled.

The Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) on a Coachmen Clipper popup camper is typically located on the front tongue of the trailer, often on the frame near the coupler. It may also be found on a sticker or plate inside the camper, usually near the entry door or on the interior wall. If you can't find it, checking the owner's manual can provide specific details for your model.

HI Any thing from two ton --two half ton depending on height and eng size

it has a 360 motor & its for sale 702-553-5340

If you interested in all the information about your VIN number, go to the LINK below, and look up all the information about your motor home:

http://www.classicwinnebagos.com/forum/tech_resources/VIN_decoders/DodgeVINdecoder.html

just scroll down until you see 1973.

Brian

like 3000-10000

Each motor home has a "Vehicle Identification Number" commonly called a "VIN." Several national (Canada/US) and two international databases track and record the VINs. Contact your local department of motor vehicles or your insurance agent for more information on how to obtain those records.

Try using a sledge hammer

A VIN search is performed in most states by a certified VIN Inspector, and/or a county official or peace officer, such as a Deputy Sheriff.

Performing a VIN inspection is a fairly straight forward process where the VIN on the title or pink slip is compared to the VIN etched into the frame of the vehicle. Depending on the vehicle it is not usual to check the VIN in at least two locations on the vehicle.

The VIN on a trailer is usually located on the tongue portion of the trailer or the front portion of the frame. In some cases a VIN plaque is affixed to the side or interior of the trailer. A typical VIN inspection of a trailer will only involve checking for the VIN on the tongue.

Yes. If you want a good finish that will last, the gelcoat must be well sanded with 240 grit paper, primed with an epoxy undercoat and topcoated in 2-pack urathane gloss.

The motor home is sold and the money received from that is used to pay the difference. Any money left over will be returned t the owner.

We have a 1998 Bounder Motorhome (with ford engine) how do we replace the headlight switch?

My 78' Dodge Beaver holds somewhere a little over 100liters/20 gallons.

BMW/MINI does not recommend towing the MINI. However, this is likely due to the extra stress placed on the suspension when towed. The MINI has bumper to bumper warranty coverage for the first 50k miles. The MINI does not accumulate mileage while being towed.

I have been towing my MINI 4 wheels down behind my motorhome for the last 3 years and travelled several thousand miles without incident. I have a 2003 MINI Cooper S which is only available with a 6 speed manual transmission. The MINIs with a CVT transmission can not be towed as the transmission will not be properly cooled when not running.

There are a couple of different aftermarket manuafacturers that sell the hardware that is installed on the front end of the MINI and include quick connect fittings that will allow the MINI to be prepped for towing in a matter of seconds. I also ran an additional set of wires back to the brake lights and installed an additional set of bulbs into the tail light housing. This way the turn signal/brakes on the motorhome actuate the lights on the MINI without having to tap into the MINI wiring harness.

When towing the MINI the key is turned to the accessory position to unlock the steering and the car is placed in neutral. The battery will slowly run down due to the key being in the accessory position, but will take approximately 6 hours to run down to a point where it will not start. However, this can be mitigated by running a 12v line from your motorhome that will help ensure the battery remains fully charged. Towing the MINI does not register mileage. It will wear the tires although at a slower rate because you will not be driving your motorhome anywear near as aggressive as you drive the MINI.

My 78' Dodge Sportsman Beaver is simple. Turn the gas on and turn on the thermostat. Not sure if you are looking for something much more technical than that.

I would say a 40,000 BTU furnace could big enough to heat a 400 SQ ft house, but where have you found a 400 SQ Ft house?