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Other GMC Sites

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GMCMI
Up-to-date information on events and the members of GMCMI members.
www.facebook.com/GMCMI/


Vintage GMC Motorhomes
Follow the adventures of fellow GMC Motohome owners in their renovations, travels and experiences.
www.facebook.com/groups/vintagegmcmotorhomes/


Regional GMC Motorhome Chapters & Groups
Many of the regional chapters and groups have public or private facebook pages. Click here to be directed to the GMC Chapter & Groups page of this website for a list.


Classic GMC Motorhome Parts
Need a part? Have a part? Check it out…
www.facebook.com/groups/354604151348488/


Classic GMC Motorhome

This group is for community discussion about the Classic GMC Motorhome.
www.facebook.com/ClassicGMCMotorhomes/


>> Other GMC Sites


1976 Palm Beach Restoration
Richard Waters
GMCMI-Member
www.palmbeachgmc.com

Richard and Susan recount how they found their GMC and then detail the repairs and upgrades they have performed over the years. For those GMC owners who are looking to keep the original components and not a total overhaul inside and out, these helpful hints and experiences are a resource for how to proceed.


bdub’s Chunk of Cyberspace
Billy Massey
GMCMI-Member
www.bdub.net


Birchaven
Gregory & Lorraine Birch
GMCMI-Member
www.birchaven.wordpress.com

Alex Birch was Greg’s grandfather. In 1972 he was tasked with supervising the shop that would build some of the finest mobile living spaces ever constructed, the GMC Motorhome. In October 2010, he found a 23’ GMC Birchaven and drove it home. This blog is here to catalog the adventures of a GMC Motorhome. Let’s roll.


The Boondocking Bugbees
Launce Robert Bugbee – full-timer blog
theboondockingbugbees.wordpress.com


The Classic GMC Motorhome Portal
Eugene Mazzurana
www.gmc.mybirdfeeder.net


Dan’s GMC Page
Dan Winchester
http://gmc.dwinchester.com


Dirtpatch and Boo
Thomas Markle and Michelle Pattison full-timing in their GMC Motorhome.
http://dirtpatchandboo.tumblr.com


The Dovetail Joint
Jerry & Sharon Work
GMCMI-Member

http://jerrywork.com/

As noted on Jerry’s website, his studio, gallery, and home are located in a 1907 former Masonic Temple building in historic Kerby, Oregon. He designs and handcrafts fine furniture, turnings, and useful items for the home made from the finest domestic hardwoods and burls sourced locally, and from certified plantation grown exotic woods from around the world.


Idiot’s Internet Guide to Finding 1973-1978 GMC MotorHome Information
Gary Bovee
GMCMI-Member
www.gmcidiotsguide.com

This Guide was specifically designed with the idea of saving newbies time in searching for information about the GMC MotorHome that is readily available on the Internet. It is also a handy reference guide for all GMCers who want to quickly find Internet links of GMC MotorHome information.


GMC Gadabout
Carl Harr
www.gmcgadabout.com


GMC-Guy
Guy Lopes
www.gmc-guy.com


GMC Motorhome – Travels with our GMC Motorhome
minniebiz.com/gmcmotorhome/

This blog is about Armand and Carol Minnie, and their GMC Motorhome “Barbie” (short for the Barbiemobile). They talk about their travels and trials (maintenance, repairs and upgrades) with Barbie. “She’s a lot work but she’s worth it.”


GMC Motorhome Hams
Ken Burton
GMCMI-Member
gmcmotorhome.info/HAMS.html


GMC Motorhome Makeover
Chris & Petra Reek

GMCMI-Member
gmcmotorhomemakeover.wordpress.com

Now, here is a really unique site! The owners are from the Netherlands, and they tell their story from an European perspective. Needless to say, it must be a one-of-a-kind GMC with a distinct European accent. They obviously have put a lot of time and thought into this makeover, and provide numerous details on this seriously informative website. The before and after photos, detailed lists of materials, and entertaining descriptions are remarkable. And, I doubt that many of us will be traveling to the locations they showcase, but it is fun to go with them!


The GMC Motorhome Photo Archive
Billy Massey
GMCMI-Member
www.gmcmhphotos.com


GMC Motorhome Photos
Scott Nehoda
www.gmcmotorhome.tripod.com


GMC Motorhome Web Pages
Henry Davis
www.henry-davis.com/GMC


GMC Motorhomes Cruising America
John and Evelyn Culver
www.gmcmotorhomes.com


GMC Motorhomes Information
Eugene Fisher
www.gmcmotorhome.info


GMCMotorhome.com
Patrick Flowers
www.gmcmotorhome.com


The GMC RV – Our GMCMH Renovation
Justin & Kathleen Brady
GMCMI-Member
https://www.thegmcrv.com/

This young couple provides an insight into their GMC project, and the results are stunning! I believe that you will find yourself pulled into this project and want to know what comes next. This is another one of those total makeovers, and is another one that I would love to see in person. The thoughts and processes are detailed and the photos provide a complete documentation. Have fun exploring!


MGM GMC
Miguel Mendez
www.mgmgmc.com


Jon Roche Web Blog
Jon & Jennifer Roche
GMCMI-Member
http://lqqkatjon.blogspot.com/

This very detailed blog includes a timeline and experiences with the original components. I am not a mechanic, but I am sure that a mechanical minded soul would spend a lot of time reading and absorbing the many descriptions of problem-solving. Be prepared to spend some time here!


Travel with Dan & Teri
Dan & Teri Gregg
http://danandteri.blogspot.com/

The Greggs were long-time and active GMCMI members until Dan’s death. Check out their blog: After three years of working on a 1974 GMC, 26 foot coach, Dan and Teri Gregg, along with Sam, travel from the midwest to the Pacific Coast and back. Come on along on our four month journey. As you can see, our journey has now lasted for four years and, we are still going. We seem to also still be working on the coach as we travel. You know if you have followed along. Also, Sam is a pleasant memory now. She was with me for 14 years. What a dog.


Wally & Sue
Wally Anderson & Sue Philbin
GMCMI-Member
http://wallyandsue.blogspot.com/

The first picture you see on their blog really gets your attention –
a GMC covered in snow! Wow! They follow up with photos and description of projects they have completed. This blog appears to be well suited to a mechanical mind, and less for the total cosmetic makeover. I am sure it will provide hours of entertainment!


Wikipedia
The Free Encyclopedia
www.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GMC_motorhome/