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NEW! | 1976 Eleganza II- 26′
Chico, CA | $29,500 USD | listed 2/13/2025
Rick Flaganan | (510) 919-5486 |
- Quadra bag suspension system with brand new airbags
- All new body pads installed between the coach and the frame
- Fuel tanks were dropped, cleaned, and inspected. New sending units also installed
- Auxiliary electric fuel pump and canister filter installed. All fuel lines replaced with barrier hose
- Two color body paint
- Rear wheel disc brakes with reaction arm braking system and two sway bars
- New aluminum radiator
- Newly rebuilt transmission by Barry Owen
- New 370 limited slip final drive
- New frameless, tinted windows
- New windshields
- Black tank replaced
- Permanent macerator pump installed along with auxillary 3″ drain
- New Coleman low profile A/C unit
- New ZipDee awning
- Newer Norcold refrigerator
- New electric door locks with 2 remotes
- 2 new 100 amp hour AGM house batteries with isolation switch
- 6 year old 4.8k Generac with low hours
- Vintage Air auxiliary A/C installed in overhead cabinet with vents for driver and passenger heads. Original A/C also works well
- New McNeal dash with all connections soldered, labeled, and color coded to factory specs. Has a 3ft umbilical
- All wall and ceiling panels replaced. Additional insulation added.
- Driving area and bedroom end caps along with bedroom walls removed, repaired, and reinstalled with additional insulation
PRICE LOWERED! | 1978 Eleganza – 26′
St. Catharines, ON | $26,500 USD | updated 2/5/2025
Helmut Wohlgemut | 905-651-6846 |
FOR SALE: 1978 GMC ELEGANZA – Model #260
83,206 Miles
We purchased this unit in 2021 with big dreams, but our plans have changed in the meantime. We have done extensive work on this Coach! To list some of the work done, see below:
- New flooring
- New Interior painting
- New fridge and vent
- New Microwave / Airfryer / Oven Combo
- New Stovetop
- New On demand Water Heater
- New Propane tanks and lines
- New Water lines
- New rear bed and mattress
- New Upholstery throughout
- New Brake lines
- New Emergency Brake line
- New rear wheel Bearings
- One new rear Air Bag, second Air Bag included (still in box)
- New front Tires
- New Aluminum Step
- New Awning
- One New Fuel Tank
- Two Rebuilt Fuel senders
- New Front Windshield
- New front & rear Shocks
- New Brake Calipers
- New Link kit Stabilizer
- New Bushing kit & Swaybar
- New Emergency Brake cable
- Two New Hubcaps
- New Grey Water Tank Drain & Hose
NEW! | 1973 GMC Motorhome – 26′
Wickenburg, AZ | $18,000 USD | listed 1/8/20205
Steve and Barb Smith | (267) 772-1050 |
We have a 1973 26ft GMC Motorhome. We have owned for 22yrs. $18000. or best offer. Always kept indoors. Between 2005 and 2006 we did an overhaul on the coach. To many things to list. Suspension, drivetrain, and added throttle body fuel injection. paint, upholstery, carpet, curtains. And more. We took it out of storage 1 yr ago. And have been fixing small things in the coach. It has not had more than 200 miles in the last 8yrs. Always stored indoors out of the weather and No sun at all. The tires were new but have aged out. And will need to be replaced. Having health issues the reason for the sale.
NEW! | 1977 Eleganza II – 26′
Sedona, AZ | $60,000 USD | listed 10/31/20204
Diana Hagemann | (928) 274-1066 | or
For Sale 1977 Eleganza II
To parties of interest.
My name is Pinkie and I’m a 1977 Eleganza II. Vin No. TE167V102267. After 44 years, in S. California and Arizona, my owner will lose my garage space in Sedona AZ and I’m forced to find a new home, hopefully with someone who likes and appreciates me.
During those 44 years of ownership I received multiple upgrades and improvements, regardless of cost. Just to mention a few…starting at the top. 2 new high-efficiency rooftop Air-Conditioners with Heat strips, very cozy. Two solar panels plus an inverter and microwave, and most recently I received a complete set of new lithium batteries, plus two new airbags with one to spare. Very early on, my caretaker decided to protect my 455 engine with a CARTER ENGINE KNOCK ELIMINATOR which served us well throughout the years and kept the engine running strong after a total of 60k miles. Around 30k I received a new Speedometer-Odometer when a Mac McNeal instruments panel was installed. Shortly thereafter, I was presented with a brand-new Aluminum-Radiator and Thorsten Headers as well, which makes me not only sound macho but makes hill climbing a lot easier.
In the late 90’s the lady of the house decided, I should have a new coat, and shiny new aluminum wheels, making me a little more modern, (maybe more eye-catching?), a complete interior upgrade followed soon thereafter. A Swiss Designer and wood craftsman was hired to take care of that job. The sagging plastic headliner was replaced with one of fabric more durable, which made it possible to improve the insulation. The paneling and window framing were done in White Oak. The overhead storage was reduced to increase the window space. The windows received Venetian Blinds, the bunk beds were replaced by a sofa, and the front seats were done with the same matching material. To top it all I was given 2 sets of coach-color matching tableware, the list goes on, and on, and will be given to parties of interest with photos to support it all by e-mail.
One more thing, my owner is donating me to Double H Equine Foundation and Sanctuary, a 501c3 horse rescue located in Sedona AZ, where 100% of my $60K sale price (or best offer) will go to charity. Any money above a qualified appraisal may give the buyer a tax deduction.
NEW! | 1977 GMC Birchaven – 23’
Woodville, TX | $45,000 USD | listed 9/25/20204
Chuck Royston |
Two-owner 1977 23’ GMC Birchaven (TZE337V100107) with less than 35,000 total miles.
We purchased this coach from the estate of the original owner, a GMC dealer, who kept it as his personal coach.
She’s been covered her entire life, so the windshields and glass are completely clear and unfogged and the dashboard and steering wheel are still like new. The original 455 engine is strong and smooth. The airbag leveling system is very tight. To our knowledge, she’s never been smoked in.
We purchased the coach in 2020 and drove it straight to Cinnabar Engineering in Sandusky, Michigan (which owns the manufacturing rights to GMC motorhome parts) and had it thoroughly inspected and renovated. Nothing was overlooked in making this beauty roadworthy, including new brakes, master cylinder and lines, new gasoline tanks and lines, new ramco mirrors and new aluminum wheels and Michelin tires.
Several upgrades have been made since, including a new roof air, dash air conversion, new refrigerator and new onan generator.
After motor-homing for fifty years (GMC’s for the last forty), we are finally retiring.
We love our GMC but we’ll be doing our camping at Holiday Inns now.
The pictures do not show the bunk bed or dinette, which are in storage. Since it was just the two of us, we removed them to gain a little extra space.
The coach is in Woodville, Texas. We’re asking $45,000.
Notes:
We were very fortunate to find and purchase a one owner GMC motorhome so we’ve done very little cosmetically to the inside or to the outside. It’s very original.
We’ve updated it mechanically and kept it properly serviced.
The propane heater quit igniting on a previous trip, so we bought a couple of ceramic heaters and, for our climate, it’s been very adequate since then. I did order a new igniter but never installed it. I prefer electric over propane.
The new Onan generator starts quickly and is extremely quiet.
The new Penguin roof air conditioner is very adequate.
The new refrigerator is electric only and gets extremely cold very quickly.
We’ve never used the propane water heater and don’t know if it works.
Most of the kitchen appliances hadn’t been used when we took delivery and consequently are in excellent condition. The built-in blender still hasn’t been used.
The rear bath is in excellent condition.
The coach was repainted at one point and is overall in good condition.
The tanks and water systems are in good condition.
The cruise control worked when we got the coach but I haven’t used it since. GMC did not make a very good system (in any of our four coaches).
She’s tight. We’ve camped in the rain and had no leaks.
All coach and engine maintenance free batteries were replaced in 2020.
The dash air blows cold but only works on high speed. I’ve replaced the resistors that control the lower speeds but they need to be replaced again. It’s an easy job.
I would be happy to answer any other questions or furnish additional photos. To contact us confidentially, use the following email address:
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NEW! | 1978 GMC Royale – 26’
Glastonbury, CT | $19,888 USD | listed 9/10/20204
Craig Buckley |
The Budbus
TZE368V101748
Clear Title
6 Wheel Suspension (Airbag/Torsion Bars)
Second owner (33 years).
108000 miles.
403 Engine, 3.07 differential.
NEW Galvanized Stuckey1/4” frame rails, refurbished rear frame extension, refurbished inner ladder frame and rear frame extension frame.
All maintenance performed per factory schedule.
New Fuel pump (mechanical).
Holley electric fuel pump with override
All fuel filters (4)
Rebuilt carburetor
New coach batteries (2 deep cycle marine batteries).
New ignition/distributor, plugs, wires.
New front motor mount.
New formed radiator hoses.
Alcoa wheels (including spare)
Thorley Headers
3 inch stainless exhaust
Harrison 4 bag system
Stainless steel brake lines
Braided stainless flexible wheel hoses
Branscome Stainless steel parking brake cables
100 Amp alternator
Caspro Steering box
Adjustable drag link
4 Row radiator
Wind Wings
Auxiliary vacuum pump
Lenzi A frames
Golby gas tanks
Rectangular Headlights
Ragusa Trans pan and differential cover
Ragusa dual battery tray
Ragusa entry, bumper step
Ragusa screen door
Jack adapter
Maxxair fan
Oversize black and gray water tanks
Macerator
Condition:
Tires very good, always covered
Interior good
Driveline excellent
Paint Poor
Full disclosure:
No engine A/C
No cruise control
No auto leveling
Ceiling is de-laminating
Terms of sale:
As is, where is. Payment by cash or wire transfer.
NEW! | 1975 GMC Motorhome – 26’
North Georgia | $13,200 USD | listed 9/10/20204
Alex | (404) 983-4666 |
Strong 455, Robust mechanical condition, Good breaks
Reliable Driver, shifts well.
Fresh tune up, fluids
Alcoa wheels, Michelins
Good glass
CINNABAR engineering
replaced the entire rear frame/bogie assembly with complete rear suspension rebuild.
Over $32,000 in receipts
Great body, some paint fade
Insured and registered
Driven weekly
Clean Title
Interior clean, but needs updating
Drive it home
North Georgia
Call or Text Alex 404 983 4666
$13,200
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NEW! | 1975 GMC Palm Beach – 26′
Ojai, CA | $25,000 | listed 8/16/20204
Maddy Leffler | 805-669-6090 |
This immaculately-restored 1975 GMC Palm Beach is the perfect home for those who appreciate original interiors with attention to detail. We have invested over 60k into restoring this Palm Beach and are very eager to sell with upcoming college tuition due.
This sleek design features original captains’ chairs that rotate fully to create an entertaining/seating area for 7. A collapsible table between two (also rotating) chairs creates a dining, desk, or playing card area for 1 or 2. The stylish sofa transforms easily into a set of comfortable bunk beds, while the double bed in the back converts into a large dining table with banquette seating for 4.
Restored with original 1970s shag carpeting, green plaid upholstery, with cabinetry and detailing! This lean green machine is so far out it’s back again.
Newly installed fuel injector, recently tuned engine, new hoses, brake pads, and belts, Bluetooth sound system with projection screen and backup camera that was recently installed along with your new, refreshing AC system.
Two striped awnings (full awning not pictured) and relax in the shade while enjoying the new paint job that brought your GMC back to its original glory.
* Fun fact – 1975 is the last year vehicles do not require smog checks!
1975 GMC Palm Beach Class A Motorhome. 26ft of pure 70s style and cool.
We have put a lot into this vehicle. All work listed below was performed by specialists and professionals.
Powertrain—Mechanical and Automotive recent repairs and upgrades
Installed new fuel injection
Engine Tuned Up (Plugs, Wires, Cap & Rotor)
Oil changed (Includes Filter)
New upper & lower hoses
New bypass and heater hoses to water heater
New thermostat
Sealed and recharged auto R12 air conditioning
New engine water pump
New AC Belt (other belts currently new)
Degreased and cleaned both engine and transmission
Brakes Fronts—turn rotors and new pads
Brakes Middle Axle—turn rotors and new pads
Brakes Rear Axle—turn drums, new shoes & wheel cylinders
Replaced upper and lower control arms
New tires (6) (best to spare) or 7 Tires
New rear air suspension valves (2)
Rebuilt dash board air control panel
Repaired horn
Radiator flushed
Bled and flushed hydraulic system
Recently Completed Exterior/Body Work
Replaced/Upgraded ceiling fans (includes remote controls)
NEW AC! (2) Domestic Brisk2 Air Conditioners (installed)
Install new 400W Solar Power System (exterior)
Sealed and reinstalled awnings
Propane tank—Sealed, cleaned, rust & paint
Polished Wheels
Painted Mirror Bases
Replaced front porch light
New Power Door Locks/Keyless entry/Alarm
New Tank Sensors (Water, Black, Propane)
Light wet sanded entire exterior & clear coat paint job
Painted Grill & Headlight Bezels origin Sliver/Black
Paint touched up on missing area decals
Polished and Cleared with paint job ladder & roof rack
Polish Bumpers
Replace rusted out bumper bolts to stainless steel
New Side Window Seals (body to window frame)
Replaced Side Window Seals (seals glass to body; waterproofs)
Sanded and repaint ed window frames (exterior)
New Windshields (right & left)
New Wiper Blades
Removed/Resealed and or repaired 5 roof running lights (exterior)
Sealed & repaired all holes on roof seams (exterior)
Repaired crack in roof Storage pod (exterior, seal pod to roof)
Interior Restoration – Recently Completed
Repaired and Reupholstered both Captains Chairs
Shampooed carpets
Made matching carpet runners
Furniture Restoration—disassembled furniture, laundered
fabrics, added new foam and upholstery boards/buttons
New Headliner
Repaired & repainted front and rear headliner caps
Cleaned & touched up dashboard
Repaired & repainted all interior trim
New Upper wall upholstery with ABS
Tuned/fixed Driver & Passenger shoulder seat belts
Upholstered head bump pads (Cabinet ends)
Fixed refrigerator
Refinished wooden upper cabinet doors
Refinished wooden lower cabinet doors
Reconditioned sink & cutting boards
Replaced dash table leg
Remade all curtains
Replaced (1) map light & (1) ceiling light (vintage)
Reconditioned dash gauges/switches/digital Panel
New Stereo/ in dash NAV/front speaker pods
New Reverse Camera/Side Camera
Reseal Kitchen faucet
Install energy inverter charger combo
New Water Pump
Recondition water tank
A new trailer hitch has been welded on – it is great for a bike rack or other light duty but it is absolutely not suitable for towing a trailer of any size.
We also have a boatload of old documents from the original seller and spare parts etc.
NEW! | 1976 GMC Palm Beach – 26′
Kingsport, TN | $50,000 | listed 7/8/20204
Ray Bingham | Mobile: 423-534-2081 | Home: 423-247-7784 |
I’ll soon be 97 years old, so it’s time to let someone else make their special memories in this 1976 GMC Palm Beach Motorhome. Too many upgrades to list, but here are some highlights. I also have numerous spare parts.
- 3.21 Final Drive
- Electric steps
- Solid wood, custom designed and built desk and ergonomic chair
- Raised bed to allow for additional storage, pull out drawers on couch
- Fiberglass panels on top of bumpers
- Fog lights
- Hydraulic jack to lift up front wheels
- Tool to remove and replace front wheel bearing
- Strong rebuilt engine and transmission, engine bored 30 thousands with standard inserts
- G-wheel disk brakes
- Larger torsion bar in front and added one in rear
- Stainless exhaust system
- All side windows replaced
- 7 Alcoa aluminum wheel
- Michelin tires
- Two electric fuel pumps
- New aluminum radiator
- Heat strip in air conditioner
- Updates in bathroom
- Built in TV and Microwave
- Tilt and telescopic steering wheel
- Higher ALT output
- New high output air compressor
- Emron Paint
- No rust
- Remote door lock and engine
- Vacuum pump
- Custom awning from Sweden
1975 Glenbrook – 26′
PA | $70,000 | listed 8-4-2023
Timothy Raab | Serious parties call 814-691-0077
The pictures say it all. This unit is show quality and ready to use. This motor home was customized by Golby. It has been garage kept.
- 455 V8 engine
- Norcold three way frig
- Onan generator
- Electric auto couch and dinette seats
- Microwave
- Dry bath
- New exhaust system
- Rebuilt carburetor
- Zip Dee awning
- Roof storage unit
1975 GMC – 26′
OR | $22,000 | listed 11-17-2023
Sierra Campbell | 530-559-6868
PRICE LOWERED! | 1977 Eleganza II
CA | $24,000 | listed 8-9-2023
Bob | 408-219-6866
My parents bought this in 2014 and traveled the US extensively in their ministry. Very well maintained as my father was a fanatic! Who goes to Leeberg, OR just to have wheel bearings done? The last few years it has been restored by my dad whom has now passed. The most recent work has been top end engine overhaul, AC system repairs, generator repairs, new windshields, new tires on Alcoa wheels, and much more. Other than my mom, this was his passion. Flexsteel seats, runs excellent! Newly registered and ready to take it wherever you want. There are a few spots where paint/clearcoat may use attention.
1977 GMC Motorhome
CA | As is $18,000 in primer. Finished out $30-55,000 | listed 2-20-2022
Ty Chamberlain | 425-971-9304 or email
Here is your chance to build your own. This 77 is going into primer tomorrow. You can pick both the paint scheme/colors and interior upholstery. Mechanically it will be ready for the road. Rebuilt fuel system, brakes, intake removed and cross over blocked, rebuilt carb, rebuilt steering column. Interior would be ok with a general cleaning. Running gear has been checked and anything that needed replacing has been replace. You can have anything done with delivery in 2 months.
Price depends on what you choose. As is $18,000 in primer. Finished out $30-55,000.
1977 GMC Motorhome
GA | $17,500 OBO | listed 6-11-2023
Martin| 912-279-0177
TZE367V101681 – Brunswick, GA
Very nice – 81450 miles – 455 Olds automatic
New: starter, belts, fluids changed, brakes, tires, batteries, carb, new interior shades, rebuilt oversized generator. Motorhome is road ready, used as tailgate machine past several years, under cover housing.
Selling because of health reasons. 2006 Vespa scooter available
1977 Eleganza
NM | $20,000 | listed 1-24-2023
Doug Walker | | 505-433-8181
“Mr Clean” by Jim Bounds of the GMC Coop, a 1977 Palm Beach that has gone a total restoration. This coach is ready to go and need nothing.
TZE167V100148
Mileage: 68,235
Mechanical
455 Engine With Fire suppression system
Manifold with block off plates
Coop single Gas Tank w/ 60 Gallon capacity.
Electric fuel pump
Fi Tech 400 EFI with force fuel
Electronic cruise control
Doug Thorley Headers with 2.5” exhaust
Stainless Steel Engine vents
6 Alcoa wheels with 2017 trued, balanced low milage tires
Quad Air Bags with original electro level Ride Hight control valves
Viair 380 Compressor
6010 Honda Generator with Fire suppression system @ 126 hrs
Class 3 Tow Hitch with 5 Pin trailer wiring for electric trailer brakes
Front receiver tube
2 Carrier AC units
Max fan
Macerator
Exterior
Roof clear coat
OTA & amp; Satellite antennas
Upgraded side glass
Led headlights
Led Fog lights
Led tail and marker lights
Excellent windshield
New style windshield wiper arms
Remote control Ramco Mirrors with Blinkers
Ragusa folding step
Exterior speakers
Interior
Modified 26-1 layout
50 Amp service with automatic transfer switch
Mac Daddy Dash with Rear view camera.
Power seats
Upgraded steering wheel
Sound system
CB radio
Fluorescent & Led lighting
Norcold AC/DC mini fridge
2 burner induction cook top
Microwave
High rise porcelain toilet
Aluminum mini blinds with wood valences
2 flat screen tvs, one in main cabin, other in rear bedroom
Original plumbing & house wiring
From 1979 to 2016: See handwritten sheet from original owner, Gene Jackson.
2016 to 2017: reworked / upgraded airbag system, overhauled brake system, replaced all wheel bearings, rebuilt compressors
2016: Manny Travao overhauled transmission/Chuck Boyd installed
2018: Fuel tanks cleaned/repainted. Replaced old fuel hoses with Gates Green Barricade hoses for protection from deterioration from ethanol
2019: added shutoff valve to heater line in front engine compartment
2019 interior upgrade: installed “Dynamat” sound/heat shield under cockpit and couch carpet, replaced green shag with neutral color carpet, replaced double bunk beds with long closed-cell foam couch/bed, replaced jackknife settee with closed-cell foam seat, reupholstered couch, settee and chair, reupholstered sidewalls with heavy foam insulation, replaced all curtains, converted broom closet to shelved pantry.
2020: replaced old inverter with updated model
2023: Barry Owen rebuilt/installed: 455 engine, oil cooler & hoses, headers, 2 mufflers, fuel pump, fuel line hose pump to carb, bypass fuel line, distributer from Dick Patterson, alternator & power steering brackets, oil filter and oil fill, water pump, transmission vac line, power brake booster, 2 CV boots, outer CV joint RF, battery, plugs & wires.
Item that may need attention:
Hot water heater may need new element
One of the EGT gauges is inoperative
Entry step does not swing in auto mode have to move it manually
Onan runs great but takes couple tries to get starter Bendix to engage.
Rebuilt 455 motor, transmission, 366 final drive, front suspension, four bagger, hydroboost stainless steel lines and hoses, mascerator, stainless mandrel bent exhaust into 1 – 3″ out. A must see!
1978 Birchhaven 23′
WA | $15,000 or best offer | listed 8-4-23
Doreen Atkinson | 425-501-4900
403 Olds Torinado engine (front wheel drive). Replaced engine and there is 25,000 miles on it. Replaced transmission 3000 miles on it and did a tuneup at that time. Put a new gas tank on it as well as replaced all shocks. Replaced gray water andblack water tanks as well as all pipes. Power steering gear, power steering pump, wiper blade pump, air bags, compressor for bags. Put in new refrigerador and replaced hot water tank. All work has been done by an authorized GM mechanic. Runs real well but dose need a right side gasket on right side manifold. It’s in good mechanical condition but upholstry and a couple bottom cuboards need work. GM manuals and all paper work for it are in motorhome. Have some spare parts such as fuel pump, radiador hoses, fuel filters and extra belts. Located in Arlington, WA.
PRICE LOWERED! | 1978 Royale
NC | $19,000 | listed 11-10-23 – Price Lowered 2/13/2025
Robert Bakowski |
I purchased this motorhome in March of 2022 as a potential project to keep me busy in retirement. I was looking for something to do and I found this unit for sale in Yuma, AZ. Besides it being a project there were some sentimental reasons as I had worked with Mike Lathers (GMC Motor Home Designer) in Detroit on a Class 8 truck project in the mid-seventies. I flew out to Yuma with my wife and daughter and drove the GMC back home to Winston Salem, NC. A couple of hic-cups along the way but not a bad trip. I have decided to sell the GMC as I own one other RV and do not need 2. Also at my age it is a challenge doing additional work.
The GMC had some work done on the engine and transmission in California plus a new exhaust system installed. The documentation is very sparse but I did not use any oil or any other fluids on the trip. Since returning back home I have done a number of minor things that were within my abilities to improve the running and camping abilities of the GMC.
- Replaced the brake master cylinder and the flex lines at all wheels. Purged and replaced all old brake fluid.
- Replaced all bushings at front stabilizer.
- Replaced front shock absorbers
- Replaced steering wheel boots
- Replaced front RH OB CV boot that was cracked.
- Replaced trans linkage shift cable that was freezing up
- Replaced distributer due to an intermittent ignition issue.
- Replaced tachometer and tach wiring after finding short in wiring. Note: tach was not working when I purchased the GMC.
- Rebuilt the entry door as the original installation had poor method of installation on window. Replaced all wood with aluminum reinforcements. New interior trim installed, and reset door latch to improve closure.
- Rear closet redone after finding and sealing exterior water leaks. Replaced all spongy plywood and water damaged interior trim panels.
- Redid majority of wiring found under closet floor – way too many wire nut connections were used originally. Provided access to water pump under closet floor.
- Installed a conventional RV receptacle for 30AMP shore power with new 30 foot cable.
- Replaced carburetor on genset as the old one was gummed up and caused the engine to run rough. Hours on genset are 30.
- Installed propane alarm.
The previous owner had the following work done prior to my purchase
- Fuel tanks dropped and socks replaced. Additional filters and pump installed in fuel line.
- Rear wheel brakes serviced and shoes replaced.
- All new batteries for engine, house circuits and generator in 2022.
- Installed 140 watt solar charger system for house batteries.
- Windows deep tinted
- MCD roller shades installed.
- Interior upholstery redone.
- Rear ladder and spare wheel cover installed
I have used the GMC 3 times this year – two trips to the mountains and one trip to Myrtle Beach. Everything works well on the GMC except for the following. Dash /engine driven AC stopped working this spring and I suspect a slow leak somewhere in the system. House AC works great. Cruise control did not work when I bought the unit. The control module has been removed and it is available. If I were to keep the GMC I would put a newer electronic cruise control on the GMC.
More photos are available. Please feel free to contact me if additional information is needed.