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- You And RVing
- Part Time RVer
- What's your camper's Brand, i.e. Travco, Shasta, etc.
- 1972 Starcraft motorhome
- City and State where you are located. Do not use zip code, you know what it means but it means nothing to the rest of us.
- Brimfield Ohio
- Tell us a little About Yourself
- like rebuilding old street rods so thought why not a motorhome. enjoy camping with friends and making new ones
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Aren't those Manuals cool to look through? My 78 Travelcraft had all the manuals and also a few of the original sales brochures. I found a letter that the PO had sent off to TravelCraft about the Motor Home being a 78 while the chassis was a 77. Apparently he thought he had an issue with the chassis and GM wouldn't honor the warranty. He went on to tell TravelCraft how much he loved the camper and how well it was made but thought if they couldn't remedy the situation they should give him a new coach with an in year chassis. They must have come to an agreement because 37 years later I bought from his niece who had just received it from him. Good luck with your restoration.
Welcome Dave, congratulations on your Starcraft ,they are one of the few coaches that I really like of that era. They put a lot of thought to the whole design. Some of the older manufactures just built a box and threw a set of wheels under it. They were functional but fugly to look at. Not so with the Starcraft. Have fun with it.