Sold! 1976 Argosy Motorhome

[thenewkid64]

The time has come. My 76 motorhome is officially up for sale.

I have poured many hours and dollars into it and now I will pass that along to the new owner.

The coach is 28 feet long, rear bath with a mid double and a front double. It sleeps four if you are friendly. Original Armstrong AC that blows ice cold, dash air that works, RM100 gas/electric reefer that will freeze food if set too cold, 2 step electric step, AM/FM CD player, 40 channel CD with weather band. Mileage is 87400.

The following items have been added to or replaced on the coach in the last 18 months.

2 full auto fantastic fans with rain sensors
Wineguard antenna with booster
Attwood LP/Electric water heater
New NT 30 furnace
Sink and faucet in kitchen with new countertops
Window seals
Running/marker lights
Ramco Mirrors
Alternator
Starter
Fan clutch
Aux cooling radiator fan(electric)
Water pump
Belts
Edelbrock Carb
Temp and oil pressure gauges
U-joints and carrier bearing
Dump valve seals
New curtains all around
Full tune-up including wires less than 3K ago

Can be yours for $9800.00

I have posted a few of the photos. I have more. You can PM me, or call me at 813-727-9210

See pictures below:

[thenewkid64]

Inside shot:

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Exterior shot:

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Looking forward:

[thenewkid64]

Well,

The Basher is sold.

Sarah and Donald from SC spent last night in it where we did the deal in GA.

Here is a link to their First moring after.

http://www.airstreamphotos.com/photo...php?photo=3093

[zduke4x]

Welcome to the world of Airstream motorhomes and enjoy....lol...jem

[COArgosy78]

From the look of your pictures, I'm sure they will enjoy their new "home away from home". Are you getting something as a replacement? Good luck to all!. Leigh

[Rog0525]

Sarah and Donald look much better than I do on the "morning after".

Beautiful MH, I'm sure they will be happy with it.

Rog

[thenewkid64]

We sold the 1976 because we could not keep 2 28 foot motorhomes. We have a 1978 28 Argosy that we bought three months ago in Wa.

To get the whole story check out these threads (And if you think you are nuts, you can use this a guide to check for yourself)


The beginning

The Middle

The saga continues

So Leigh, we do have something to "replace" the 1976, but we still will miss it.

[Sarah in SC]

The Basher is home and we are in love! We hardly want to sleep in the house, it is so comfortable in the Argosy motorhome (though we are going to call it a "coach", like Brett, because it sounds so fashionable.
By the way, if Brett and Edie are ever selling anything else...we're buying it! They spent hours going over the entire Argosy, so we weren't left with any "what does this switch do" kind of problems. And they have a great dog!
Much thanks for this forum, we'll be learning more here every day...
Sarah (who will now quote Brett's line "it's the vista view" to everyone we know)

[59toaster]

Originally posted by mclesters
The Basher is home and we are in love! We hardly want to sleep in the house, it is so comfortable in the Argosy motorhome (though we are going to call it a "coach", like Brett, because it sounds so fashionable.
By the way, if Brett and Edie are ever selling anything else...we're buying it! They spent hours going over the entire Argosy, so we weren't left with any "what does this switch do" kind of problems. And they have a great dog!
Much thanks for this forum, we'll be learning more here every day...
Sarah & Donald McLester (who will now quote Brett's line "it's the vista view" to everyone we know)

Congrats!!!!!!!!!
After the time I have been here I know Brett did not cut corners. you got a great MH.

Now you better start packing it and head inland! Isabell is coming!

[davidz71]

Congrats on your new purchase Brett. I'm sure you will give her the same care your gave your previous MH. Have you had to make any repairs since you picked up the other 28' unit?

[Edie]

Have you had to make any repairs since you picked up the other 28' unit?

We had major repairs before we even got the MH home!

Look at the links in Brett's second post to this thread dated 9/14/03.

[davidz71]

Thanks Edie,
I've been away from the forum for awhile and was behind 575 posts. I did not follow the links at first so that I could catch up a little faster and missed the "whole story". Wow. Between working in the garden, volunteering my Friday evenings driving a bus for the local high school band (daughter plays trumpet) and developing new training programs where I work, I have been busy. I replaced outer wheelbearings/races in all 4 axles, regreased last week and then sent one of my 40# aluminum tanks out for a new OPD valve. I noticed a slight leak on my folding table not long ago and realized this evening that the outer pane in one of my streetside vistaviews has a crack in it. Now that will be an expensive proposition.

[ViewRVs]

Now we will find out if it was just Brett's driving that caused the barrel incident that resulted in the 'Basher' nickname! I have a hunch that Sarah and Donald will avoid the bright orange barrels with their new/old coach! A new name will be required!

Congrats on the transaction to all and many happy miles ahead!

Don't venture far from the Forums as the assistance here is invaluable.

[Sarah in SC]

We managed not to hit any orange barrels (so maybe it was Brett), but overhead clearance is going to be a learning process at our place, which has a lot of limb overhangs!
As for a new name, we're thinking either Barbarella or Bessie, depending on her mood...
Sarah