jeff miller in MI?

[Jeff Miller]

Just starting to get caught up, had a sudden death in the family and
have been out of action.

The 3208 was available in MY'76, standard in '77, no gas available
anymore in '78.

The model year is determined by the title, not the production date.
On a '76/'77 the rating plates are (2) one above the doghouse:
visible with the console removed from the top of the doghouse and: at
the base of the steering column just above the floor, left side I
believe. '77 model year coaches began production towards the end
of '76, eventually the model year break moved towards September. Mid-
year / running changes are common, and out-of-year arrangements are
also out there, ... such as a 96" wide PT titled as an '89 probably
because the body had been built but not finished until it was sold
later on etc. The model year is determined by the manufacturer (BB)
and on the Manufacturer's Certificate of Origin which the dealer uses
to apply for a new title. Regardless of what the production date is,
you'll have to go with the titled year.

I'm not sure there were any MY-specific changes from the '76 to '77
model year, the same brochure covered both years and I believe '78
also.

- Jeff Miller
in Holland, MI


--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Kenneth G Samson"
wrote:
>
> does anyone know if something has happened to jeff miller? i've
tried
> reaching him about the inspection i need for my coach, but no
> response. thought i'd check here and see if anyone knows there's
> something happening with him.
>
> on another note i have been going over my manuals and such from the
> coach, and it seems to be a '77, not a '76 model. i am not certain.
> when i had other motorhomes, the chassis would be one year different
> from the motorhome, meaning for example, my last two motorhomes: a
> 1990 mobile traveler on a '89 ford chassis and a '75 vogue on a '74
> dodge chassis. does the same formula hold true for a wanderlodge?
>
> ken
> '76/['77?] FC33
>