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Roger Kidder
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Hydroboost repair
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Howdy all,I am looking for information on how to repair a hydroboost braking/power steering system. Specifically information regarding replacement of the seals. Our 1973 Krager Kustom Koach isn't…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Jim Louiselle Jul 7, 2013.
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- 1993 Fleetwood Pace Arrow 33L
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- Springvale, ME
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- After a multi-year hiatus from the joy and freedom of RVing, my wife Patty and I are back on the road. We are embarking on adventures we have been dreaming about for 35 years (April 1983, to be exact).
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We are fans of vintage RVs and have been restoring our 1973 26' Krager Kustom Koach. We also own a 1988 class B conversion van that sleeps 4 and has taken us to Florida more than once.
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To Rebuild or not Rebuild?
Well, it was been 5 years since I was laid off from my job of 20 years and the money to continue restoring our custom classic 1973 Krager Kustom Koach dried up. I have not been able to afford to get the hydroboost system fixed let alone complete the interior rebuild. It sits in our driveway begging for the attention that I would love to lavish upon it. I power wash the outside of it every year to keep it looking as good as I can, despite its need for a completely new paint job.…
Posted on April 12, 2014 at 11:04pm — 4 Comments
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Its a beautiful RIG. That screams CLASSIC..
Roger too often other's think their ideas are the best...not always so. You have a dream, a passion, so please don't let other people stomp and crush it. It's your life, not theirs. So she sits there for a while yet, so what, the time will come when you can finish her or YOU decide you are ready to let go of her. As you say, for now real life situations take priority, but times change. Just do what you must, but hang on to 'your dream' through this.
I saw all the pictures and wow what a beauty she is! I can understand now why you have such a passion to finish restoring her. Sooo, have you ever thought of working on other people's RV's (for money) to supplement your income...you have the skills and the knowledge...just a thought :)