1972 Ford RV - Can't find any info
I found this old fixer upper that I want to get. It's listed as a 8 cylinder 1972 Ford RV and has the word "Scout" on it in the pictures. I want to find some sort of owner's manual so I can research p...
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Just so you know, that is a Class A motorhome
Basically any MH built on top of a bare chassis provided by the automotive trucking mfg is a Class A
Class C is built on a chassis that comes with a complete Cab dash etc ready to drive, just needs the RV box built/installed
Like i said in my other post, in the early years of class C manufacturing, motorhome builders bought complete Vans and cut away the body behind the drivers cab
IDK when the first Class 'A' was built, or who MFG it,
But build your own, started with the very first cars and trucks, and special built to order House Cars were made by coach builders on the motor chassis provided by the buyer, even in the early 1900's
Basically any MH built on top of a bare chassis provided by the automotive trucking mfg is a Class A
Class C is built on a chassis that comes with a complete Cab dash etc ready to drive, just needs the RV box built/installed
Like i said in my other post, in the early years of class C manufacturing, motorhome builders bought complete Vans and cut away the body behind the drivers cab
IDK when the first Class 'A' was built, or who MFG it,
But build your own, started with the very first cars and trucks, and special built to order House Cars were made by coach builders on the motor chassis provided by the buyer, even in the early 1900's
brookeebug wrote:rgatijnet1 wrote:
None of the pictures open but here is one 1972 Ford RV that you can have for free. ***Link Removed***
Thank you, this actually is the one I'm looking at.
