Vintage Class A Motor Homes

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1987 Honey RV 24' chevy p30 chassis
30 years old this year!
it had just over 33,000 miles on it.

BobR wrote:


1991 Winnebago Elandan - Original owner

Now that is a classy looking coach. The Elandans/Windcruisers were the best looking ones on the road. Thanks for sharing. I hope you are having a great time with it.

Hi, here is some video from my drone one the day I picked up my vintage mobile command center 1982 Itasca Suncruiser with only 28,000 on here interior I think it's in great shape could use some tries a bit of dry root but the 454 sound good no tapping and I feel if I baby her she would take me anywhere I have the gas money for LOL Happy CampinPicking up my 1982 Winnebago Itasca Suncruiser. Proud owner has not been so happy since he was 19 and had a VW Camper pop top. Happy Camping

Thanks for the comments. It has been a good unit all these years. We all get the urge to upgrade but it still performs its function well and that is to travel and camp.

BobR wrote:


1991 Winnebago Elandan - Original owner

very nice!

Pogoil, nice coach. :)

BobR wrote:

1991 Winnebago Elandan - Original owner

BobR, Roughly 26 years? That's dedication! You must still be loving it. ;)

1991 Winnebago Elandan - Original owner

HuckleCat wrote:

It is a Toronado drivetrain, front wheel drive.

I figured as much. ;) I'm an old school Oldsmobile guy, although most of my Oldsmobile's were 442's with the exception of a Vista Cruiser for good measure.
I did some research on the Olds history, and come to find out, Olds was GM's test bed company. A bit of trivia, Olds made the Toronado in 1966 to see if a front wheel drive could handle that kind of horsepower & torque. It was proven to handle it quite well, in fact, the Toronado was entered into some European endurance races. Not only did they finish where a lot of other makes did not, but they finished well. I'm getting ahead of myself here though. After the design was proven in 1966, in 1967 the Cadillac Eldorado was introduced using this proven technology.
Now with that bit of generally unknown history out of the way, please do enjoy your new to you machine. :)

!995 Beaver. We have put about 50,000 miles on it.

Pogoil.
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