Have a 1993 Classic 250 Need advice

[wheeler134]

As per rear heat i have a 350 with the heater under the dinnet and heat exchanger in the water heater one hose runs down the chassis and y's to the heat exchanger and returns to engine same way, the hoses where plumed wrong they went down and each hose y'd bach to it's self thus dead ending ( shitched these hose and had heat both places , you may want to trace the hoses
craig mine's a 1991

[Mike Leary]

[QUOTE=bkahler;659125]Check out Arizona RV Salvage in Phoenix. I was there last friday and they have 1981 Excella Classic motorhome (28' I think) for sale for $5000. Its parked out front. /QUOTE]
Gotta be a gas engine version, but, wow!, great price.

[bkahler]

Originally Posted by Mike Leary

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Gotta be a gas engine version, but, wow!, great price.

Definitely gas. I took a lot of pictures of the engine compartment area as I'm trying to reconstruct our 74 Argosy and I don't know what all I'm missing!

The interior didn't look to bad, its a rear bath mid bed model. Seemed to be structurally sound. AZ RV was doing something with the driveshaft or rear suspension while I was there.

For $5000 I don't think you could go wrong.

Brad

[Mike Leary]

Originally Posted by bkahler

For $5000 I don't think you could go wrong.

If I had a few more bucks than I have, I'd buy it just for parts; my worst fear is to dent a panel.

[bkahler]

Originally Posted by Mike Leary

If I had a few more bucks than I have, I'd buy it just for parts; my worst fear is to dent a panel.

I know what you mean. We tried to buy a fire damaged Classic motorhome from a guy in Arkansas but he wanted way to much for it. Some people think they are gold no matter what the condition.