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Location: Medford, OR | https://ventura.craigslist.org/rvs/d/1974-fmc-motor-coach/6662508117...
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Veteran
Location: Olympia, Washington | This one has got more moss and lichens than mine had! AC vent in the dash what happened to the shifter? |
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Extreme Veteran
Location: Scottsdale, Aridzona | What is a "Club Coach" ? Anyone got a "floor plan" to share ?
Kinda know what a M-Model is as a couple of those have been sold over the last few years . . . but a C-Model ?
Has a shower . . . but look at the passenger window and the smaller side window where the A-Model dinette or J-Model lounge big sliding side window would be.
At the rear of the vehicle . . . look at the cover over the engine . . . it does not appear to have the "aft offset" for the driver side "bed". Everything is straight across.
Well, maybe the new owner will fill us in.
Club ON ! Lou #120 |
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Veteran
Location: Olympia, Washington | 'Custom Club'? The 'Club' floor plan shows straight across the back but no shower or closet it's more like an 'M' model. The floor plans don't show window configurations the 'Club' model has less of a kitchen and more of a wet bar. Fridge is 'M' style the 'Club' fridge is a smaller under the counter unit. Maybe it is a 'Custom Club'. |
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Extreme Veteran
Location: Scottsdale, Aridzona | . . . but the Club Coach Brochure DOES SHOW the passenger window and a big side window that looks just like a "J" Model - http://www.fmcmotorcoach.com/files/FMC_Club_Coach.pdf
So now . . . what is the difference between a "C" and a "M" ?
Never trust a guy from the Sales Dept !
Alphabet Soup ! Lou #120 |
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Veteran
Location: Olympia, Washington | That would make a great passenger side window, to bad you can't do the same on the drivers side I really hate that dinky little window. Is that a drivers side window (behind sink) put on the passenger side (front seat)? That would be an interesting mod. |
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Extreme Veteran
Location: Scottsdale, Aridzona | How about making the small sliding AND fixed piece a roll down window ? Easier on the passenger side . . . maybe even the whole window up/down on that side.
Or split it vertical . . . and make it like the old "wing windows" all the cars and trucks used to have. Many would rotate on the axis to point forward about 45º and really SCOOP some air !
Wouldn't have to be full height . . . maybe a third or half way up the "A pillar". Anything to get air in the FRONT of a FMC.
Miss those on "new and improved" cars and trucks. Never cornfuse something different with real "progress".
Ram Air ON ! Lou #120
Edited by hemi354az 2018-08-18 7:21 PM
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Expert
Location: Cottage Grove, OR | See this picture and the following picture. The serial plate has C in the type spot in the serial number and then in the line below it says "Custom Club 3". One of three or the third type of multiple types of Custom Clubs.
http://www.fmcowners.com/mbbs22/photos/show-album.asp?albumid=175&p...
You never know what you will see at a rally unless you attend the rally. |
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Veteran
Location: Olympia, Washington | It's got the same passenger side window configuration. |
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1974 in So Cal, needs to be washed.
