New to us Coach in it's nest

[Ralph L. Fullenwider]

Thanks all:

No photos as yet, a few changes are being thought about for the interior
but that is down the road a bit. This Coach has a double bed in back with a
vanity, that may get changed to a twin bed set up as twins allow more room
and ease of making beds.

Am more pointed, at present, to get the down systems on line and back to
original. Power steering hoses replaced, new top hats on the drives,
crossfire system installed, fluids and filters changed out. The tires are
only 1 year old by the DOT code. I have been playing with the idea of
making an air dam for the front top over the Coach evap unit to the goat
rail, will see. Then start looking for one of the Salon tables like in the
'85 Birds. I will be replacing the Konstant hot unit, as we use this
feature quite a bit.

All that is after I get her road systems on line to my satisfaction for
reliability. Over all she is a clean Coach. I will make her better.
I will probably redo the radiator/fan set up on the gen set like John did.
The paint has been redone but will make a few changes there as well. The
main ZipDee Awning has been replaced and all awnings look new, though they
are not.

Very first interior change will be, putting in the BB clock that Joe and
Kay Losh made for us from scratch.

Safe travels,

Ralph and Charolette Fullenwider
84FC35
Ralph's RV Solutions, Duncan, Oklahoma

At 11:14 PM 12/29/2006 -0800, you wrote:
>Ralph:
>Are you going to make any changes to the inside of the coach as well? If
>you are, what are your plans.
>You got any pics of your coach, inside, outside?
>Thanks
>
>Bill 84 FC 35 SB "$quanderlodge"
>Terrace, B.C. Canada
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