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RE: Recommendations for Florida?
Best place to stay anywhere around the panhandle is Heritage Motorcoach Resort in Orange Beach. I know not Florida but if you like a private paradise this is the place. Your coach can't be over 10 years old. Look at the website and it is exactly like it looks. Million dollar prevost to bounders are there. Saturday night all the food,wine and liqueur you want on them. We have stayed there many times and the people are great. They only rent out the unsold lots or ones the owners are not staying at. They have a private dock and pier on the bay to fish off of. Don't let the million dollar coaches intimidate you they are owners of the coach houses and all we have talked you are the greatest folks in the world. Oh I just saw your coach is over 10 years old. If you call Heather or Jim and send them a picture and your coach is in great shape they will let you stay. I know seems like a lot but they only want top notch coaches in the place. Will cost about $85 a night up to around $100 to park overlooking the bay.
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Gulfstream 8378
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04/24/13 06:31pm |
RV Parks, National Parks, State Campgrounds & More
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Headlight Condensation
I started having condensation in one of my headlights just all of a sudden. What can I do to get it out. I see no crack in and have done nothing to it. Help!!!
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Gulfstream 8378
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04/23/13 05:51pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Heating problems
Thanks for the help everybody!
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Gulfstream 8378
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04/20/13 06:31pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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Heating problems
When running the furnace on our Gulfstream 8378 the heat comes out by the fridge right by the floor but I am getting no heat through the ducts in the ceiling or any heat in the bedroom at all. There is another thermostat in the bedroom but it seems to only run the AC. The as you come in the door up front seems to run all the heating functions. Any ideas why we have no heat in the bedroom or out the ducts in the ceiling ?
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Gulfstream 8378
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04/20/13 01:31pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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Laminate floors???
What are the best kind to put down that can be installed by yourself? Something that will not buckle or warp with the heat from the summer and cold from the winter when not in use. How do you get it under the slide? It will be going in a 40 ft class A. Thanks for any advise and ideas!
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Gulfstream 8378
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08/19/12 09:33am |
Do It Yourself Modifications and Upgrades (DIY)
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