What is it

wallynm wrote:
I did not say they slept in it. I can agree with your observation.

Mr.Mark wrote:

wallynm wrote:
I agree and it has been made into a custom. Charles Kuralt used one when he started CBS Sunday Morning a long time ago and used it to see his girl friend in Montana. He had to confess on his death bed as she got the MT ranch. First one were gas pushers with 440 Chrysler engines in them. Some folks are converting to DPs using various engines.

Take a look

nevadanick wrote:
Is it an FMC ?

The motorhome that Charles Kuralt used in the series is at the Ford Museum in Dearborn. He and his crew never slept in it as it was for film equipment and for producing the show (at least that's what it said on the plaque).:B

MM.

I didn't say that you said that they slept in it, I was just saying what I saw at the museum. :R

MM.

I did not say they slept in it. I can agree with your observation.

Mr.Mark wrote:

wallynm wrote:
I agree and it has been made into a custom. Charles Kuralt used one when he started CBS Sunday Morning a long time ago and used it to see his girl friend in Montana. He had to confess on his death bed as she got the MT ranch. First one were gas pushers with 440 Chrysler engines in them. Some folks are converting to DPs using various engines.

Take a look

nevadanick wrote:
Is it an FMC ?

The motorhome that Charles Kuralt used in the series is at the Ford Museum in Dearborn. He and his crew never slept in it as it was for film equipment and for producing the show (at least that's what it said on the plaque).:B

MM.

wallynm wrote:
I agree and it has been made into a custom. Charles Kuralt used one when he started CBS Sunday Morning a long time ago and used it to see his girl friend in Montana. He had to confess on his death bed as she got the MT ranch. First one were gas pushers with 440 Chrysler engines in them. Some folks are converting to DPs using various engines.

Take a look

nevadanick wrote:
Is it an FMC ?

The motorhome that Charles Kuralt used in the series is at the Ford Museum in Dearborn. He and his crew never slept in it as it was for film equipment and for producing the show (at least that's what it said on the plaque).:B

MM.

Love it. Makes me want to build an RV out of a submarine.

I like it better with Windows. Anyone know the purpose of the three slots, top center?
Vents?

You people are the best. I knew i would find the answer here.

Thanks,
Terry.

Paint it yellow and call it a submarine...:B...Dennis

I agree and it has been made into a custom. Charles Kuralt used one when he started CBS Sunday Morning a long time ago and used it to see his girl friend in Montana. He had to confess on his death bed as she got the MT ranch. First one were gas pushers with 440 Chrysler engines in them. Some folks are converting to DPs using various engines.

Take a look

nevadanick wrote:
Is it an FMC ?

Yep, an FMC. The air conditioning was in the arch over the middle of the coach. Independent rear suspension. Looks like one of the commercial ones. GMC had a commercial version of their Flying Banana.

Is it an FMC ?