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Comment by Martha Toler on July 26, 2017 at 1:53pm

Thank you Daniel, that would be great!! Would you be able send it via file on here or do you need my private email? I thank you so much and if you need any compensation, please let me know. Laine1032@ yahoo.com.

Comment by Daniel Long on July 26, 2017 at 11:09am

Martha. I've got two original side plots from Tiffin from that era. The paper backing is solo old I'm afraid it won't stick so I just saved them. I could color scan them at full size and send that to you for the vinyl shop to make one.
Daniel.

Comment by Martha Toler on July 25, 2017 at 11:08pm

Ok, all you RV guys and gals , hope your summer is great and your Allegro's are running smoothly and giving you great pleasure. My family and I have used ours several times checking out camp grounds around North Carolina and enjoying the heck out of it. We are still doing a few tweaks and minor stuff to it, and want to continue doing more until it's almost back to where it was 30 years ago. When we bought it back the first of 2016, we were more worried about getting it road worthy, and that we have accomplished , but would like to have the Allegro trademark on it, as currently there is not Allegro anywhere on the outside. I have a friend that has a vinyl business and and all I need is the dimensions on the lettering and I know you guys have it on yours. Would love the height( overall and width of lettering! Any help you can give me would be so much appreciated!!

Comment by Philip Wolsonovich on July 22, 2017 at 10:39am

If anyone is interested I have two captains seats and two seat that go in the back that aren't mounted. They would need cleaned up or recovered but are in decent shape. $50 for all four. Let me know if interested or would like photos.

Comment by Jim Stoltz on April 8, 2017 at 10:01pm

My stepson and his friends use it to crash in on the weekends. I don't think they realize it actually moves.

https://video.nest.com/clip/3a746fae53074fc59b3682a0986249d9.mp4

Comment by Jim Stoltz on April 8, 2017 at 8:19pm

Pulled the Allegro out of its hibernation spot today. It was starting to sink. Right rear tires spun a bit but nothing dramatic. I got it out onto the pavement, repositioned the 2x12 planks and put it back. I crawled under it to put a jackstand into place and saw that the left rear shock had broken loose from its mount on the frame. Not sure when it happened but based on the hammer marks on the underside I'd say a while ago. Need to add it to the to-do list.

Comment by Daniel Long on April 2, 2017 at 10:17pm

Mine are 215/85 R16. Big bubble tires but they help the ride quite a bit. The tires I replaced had the old 7.5 x 16 designation on them from the 80's. Glad to have them off the rig. Just waiting for my spare to show up then I'm done with the tire stuff. The old ones were  "D" load rated, 8 ply. These are "E" rated 10 ply.

Comment by Jim Stoltz on April 2, 2017 at 10:12pm

Wow! Mine were visibly dry rotted when I got my Allegro and they weren't originals as far as I could tell. Do you have 17s or 19.5s?

Comment by Daniel Long on April 2, 2017 at 7:25pm

Just like Forrest Gump, " I got me new shoes!" for the RV of course!

Glad to have new tires vs. the original (yes, never changed in 30 years) ones.

Comment by Jim Stoltz on March 30, 2017 at 10:20pm

Also what's interesting about that pic is that he has the power cord out. Is he grabbing power from somewhere? Or maybe hooked up to a generator off-camera. Either way, that parking lot is pretty liberal with their camping rules. Need to be a lot more discreet here in NJ.

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