Winnebago lesharo

At least it accelerates at a solid 9.8 meters/second/second in one direction.

Good luck with it. I've seen some people do a good job at restoring those older oddball rigs.

The specs state the renault 4 cylinder turbodiesel makes a whopping 75 horsepower (factory fresh). I will be investing in one of those triangles that horse driven wagons are required to display

jjrai wrote:
Weren't they putting those engines in Jeeps for a while? All you need is to find a mechanic who knows them. Im always spending money on my RV. They are all somewhat expensive, either in the purchase or in upkeep. I'd love to hear how it drives and how the power is.

I don't think it was the same engine, but someone who knows the Jeep Renault's would probably be able to figure out the Renault in the Lesharo, I bet they would be similar enough.

I am betting it performs like a brick, from what I've heard both the Jeep and Lesharo were quite under-powered. 0-60 times well over 30 seconds, I am betting you will get the finger a lot on the interstates, lol

A gallon of gas and a match is the cheapest way to fix it.

Weren't they putting those engines in Jeeps for a while? All you need is to find a mechanic who knows them. Im always spending money on my RV. They are all somewhat expensive, either in the purchase or in upkeep. I'd love to hear how it drives and how the power is.

So, does anyone know how to say, "Money-pit" in French? I think it's pronounced LeSharo. In the last week:

New engine battery
New auxiliary battery
4 new tires

Well, at least there's one positive point ... you can stop looking for a hobby!

Yeah Cuffs, just like my vintage Norton commando.lol. The apple doesnt fall too far from the tree it seems

See, this is how I get in trouble, I see thing, I want thing, "it shouldn't be all that hard to fix thing"! Like my Yugo, Citroen, Gremlin, the house, the cabin, etc. Luckily my Springdale is great and unmolested.

Topless, you win the prize. 100% correct