RE: motorhome pricing
I own a 2004 Monaco with the Workhorse chassis and 8.1 gas engine. We bought it new and put 97,000 miles on it. I'm thinking of selling and asking $29,000 so $38,000 isn't too far out of line.
However let me give you some advice. Go try to find some place that will work on it first before you buy it. Actually talk to them and see what they say.
My local Workhorse dealer went out of business and getting service now is difficult.
RE: Fuel pump
Like the others I'm thinking about $1,000. Out here in California they charge an arm and a leg to do that job but you may get by a little cheaper in your area.
Let us know what the final bill is if you buy the coach, inquiring minds would like to know.
RE: Class A Motorhome Gasser
camper19709,
Mine has about 134837 miles. So far one o2 sensor and replace catalytic converter (done 200 miles ago). The tail pipe rusted out just in front of the converter.
Is it a Ford or a Workhorse?
RE: Is there any REAL quality out there?
When they start importing RV's made in Japan things will get better just like they did 50 years ago when Japanese cars entered the market.
Until then expect the same old junk and poor service.
RE: Parking brake will not disengage
How long has it been since you've driven it anywhere?
Does you engine start and run OK?
And, as enblethen asked...Ford or Chevrolet.
RE: Difficulty timing a 1995 Chevy 454ci
I forgot to put the rotor back in one time when I did a tune up. Didn't help that I killed a six pack in the process.
RE: 2001 Beaver Slideout
Have you tried pushing on it while someone else activates the retract switch?
Had to do that when my motor went bad a couple years ago.
