Well she is back in the Driveway now time to spruce up the inside a bit and get ready to enjoy the summer

[Louise Holland]

Motor Home survived the winter fine with no damage inside or out and fixing the over head bunk window I am sure kept water damage from occuring on the inside.  Looking forward to enjoying it this summer and hopefully we will have good weather and good driving etc.

[John "T" Nordhoff]

Nice lookin old coach you have there..... In my days I've owned a bunch of the older Class C's, still only up to a 1995 lol thats fairly new for me. Seems most of the old Class C's leaked around that bunk window (unless a Born Free, the best built in my opinion), it was just a bad idea which unattended can trash the entire front. I'm big on preventive maintenance on those older C's, at least twice a year I use my air gun to clean n blow out the hot water heater combustion chamber, the entire fridge compartment (make sure top vent is clean n free), the furnace and then top off alll fluids and lube and grease and have new belts and hoses and air and fuel filter and, of course, the 10 ply tires aired up to max load at X PSI. Those 460 Fords are a *&^%$ to change water pumps and bad to break the rear bolts on the exhaust manifolds. Whenever I bought one I removed the old 3 core radiator and replaced with a 4 core and installed a new water pump and fan cluth if needed, then I was good to go.

Have a fun and safe season

Ol John T in Indiana 1995 Four Winds 26 ft. Chateau Sport Class C on a Chevrolet 454 with E4OD Overdrive Tranny.