What did you do to your Class A MH today???

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Obviously the before didn’t work trying again. Also it took 5 weeks.

The before and after of our 23 year old unit. Professionaly done in Northwest Indiana. Cost for full body paint job was just under $15000.00 it included replacing fridge guard and new awning fabric to match paint colors. We love it. Also had roof done with RV Armour, it was close to $4grand. DH is ok with roof my jury is still out.

Topped off the 150 gal fuel tank and put it away in the garage for the winter. Already winterized.

Picked up my 2003 Providence MH. After 5 weeks. Had a complete Paint job. Looks better then when I bought it new.
cost me $15,000. Could be happier,cheaper then buying a new one.

Jay58 wrote:
Bought mine today,,,,the fun begins.

Congratulations, Now the fun begins.
Bill

Bought mine today,,,,the fun begins.

I have a 1976 FMC coach. The rear brakes started dragging after frequent use last summer and was diagnosed as the rear hydrovac not fully releasing pressure on the brake shoes. Since that unit was 20 plus years old, I had one on hand and had the new one installed. Brakes are fine now. Going to California for a few days in a couple of weeks.

I am having new air bags installed on the front end for the 5th time in the last year. No one knows why. Also had a leveling solenoid coil go back but was able to replace one with another for a temp fix. Since the setup is likely 31 years old I have ordered the entire assembly and will replace that as well. So nice to have a coach where the shell if still fully supported by the manufacturer 31 years later.