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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

NEW! | 1978 Eleganza – 26′
St. Catharines, ON | $29,000 USD | listed 8/28/20204
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! | 1978 Center Dry Bath Royale – 26′
Peterborough, NH | $25,000 | listed 8/16/20204
Andrew Osterman | 202-422-5994 |

For Sales: 1978 Center Dry Bath Royale
113,000 Miles
VIN: TZE368V101430

We are selling our beloved “Walter” because, while our kids keep growing, it refuses to do the same.

We’ve owned the coach since 2021. The center, dry bath Royale is one of the most sought-after and most functional floorplans of the GMC era. This particular coach spent the majority of its life in the south only to relocate to New England in recent years. This is evident from the nearly immaculate frame and undercarriage.

The 403 and transmission are original but run like a top. The outside has a fair amount of scuffing, but the interior looks like it just rolled off the show-room floor with the exceptions of new seats and a removed microwave (which we still have), and a brand-new air conditioner/heat-pump.

While we have taken it on trips as far west as Ohio without any issues, the majority of his use has been in short, 100 mile drives to New England campgrounds during the summer. It has spent winters covered and, to my knowledge, has never seen snow.

It is almost oddly unmolested and, while I’ve been tempted by stories of EFI and one-ton fronts, there simply hasn’t been much of a reason to change anything.

The standard maintenance routine included a seasonal oil change in the spring (so approximately every 1,000 miles), greasing the fitting referenced in the manuals, and replacing the rear bearings.

Since purchasing it in 2021, I have done the following:

• New 15k quiet AC/Heat-Pump (2022)
• New rear stainless steel brake lines (2022)
• New rear brake shoes/hardware (2022)
• New LiPo House battery (2023)

The previous owner, an active GMC RV community member, did the following:

New front bearings (April 2019)

• New lower ball joints (April 2019)
• Replaced with rebuilt front knuckles and drilled for grease fittings for easy greasing of both inner and outer bearings (April 2019)
• New 80mm front calipers (April 2019)
• New rotors (April 2019)
• New front pads (April 2019)
• Replaced air bags with “newer” used OEM (April 2019)
• New freshwater pump (April 2019)
• Rebuilt CV axles (May 2019)
• Recorded radiator with more tubes and fins (May 2019)
• New Dave Lenzi copper exhaust gaskets (May 2019)
• Replaced fuel lines (May 2019)
• Replaced level control switches with new from Applied GMC (May 2019)
• Cleaned and repaired leaks in freshwater tank (May 2019)
• New Generator fuel pump (May 2019)
• Fixed leaks in both grey and black water tanks and replumbed for driver’s side exit (May 2019)
• 7 new Michelin tires (May 2019)
• All roof vents replaced (May 2019)
• New Ramco mirrors (June 2019)
• New custom below bumper tow hitch (August 2019)
• All rear drums bearings regreased, and shoes replaced (Oct 2019)
• Rear bogie grease fitting replaced with units that allow both inner and outer bushing to get grease.  I do not remember who invented these, but they work fantastic (Oct 2019)
• Both Front windshields replaced with new glass at GMCMI Rally Mansfield, OH (Oct 2019)
• Replace kitchen sink faucet (May 2020)
• Replaced shower faucet (May 2020)
• All new day/night shades (June 2020)
• New Generator bridge rectifier (August 2020)
• Replaced both level controllers with new units (Sept 2020)
• Rebuilt carburetor by Patterson (Oct 2020)
• All new belts (Oct 2020)
• New hot water tank (Oct 2020)
• Removed and replaced floor deck below drivers and passengers flooring (October 2020)
• Replaced flooring with wood/vinyl snap lock (March 2021)
• Had both original captain chairs reupholstered (March 2021)
• Replaced carpeting throughout (April 2021)
• New carburetor and in-line fuel filters (May 2021)
• Removed rear AC and replaced with Maxxair vent fan (May 2021)
• New driver and passenger seat belts (May 2021)
• Ragusa sidestep (May 2021)
• New mechanical fuel pump (June 2021)
• Both Mufflers replaced (July 2021)

I had no concerns with taking it camping last month in the White Mountains. I would have no concerns driving this coach cross-country tomorrow that I wouldn’t also have with driving any other GMC of a similar age. But there are three things which the new owner will need to address at some point:

1) It’s time for new tires.

2) The shower drain is slow and should be delicately snaked.

3) New boot steering column boot. While there are no steering issues now, they will set in eventually. I have the part which replaces the whole stack with modern bearings, but installing a new version will damage the original splines. The new owner will need to decide if they want to use the new one as an upgrade (that will be hard to reverse) or restore the original.

4) On very hot days, it idles higher than it should (~900 RPMs) when in park. I believe this is due to a small vacuum leak. Since it only presents on days where I don’t want to be crawling around looking for vacuum leaks, I have just been waiting for the problem to progress so it will be easier to find. In a year, it has not progressed which has been both a relief and a frustration. At some point, it will need to be addressed.

We are located about 90 minutes northwest of Boston and would be happy to coordinate a time to see it in person.

New Hampshire does not issue titles for vehicles this old, so it will have to be done with a bill-of-sale alone

As always, if it’s listed, it’s available.

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.

PRICE LOWERED! | 1977 GMC Kingsley – 26′
Vallejo, CA | $22,999 | listed 8/10/20204
Greg McDowell | 415-676-7700 |

Selling my 1977 Kingsley GMC 26′ Motorhome. Mostly untouched original with 47K original miles. Original 455 engine. I bought it 7 years ago from original owner Drag racing legend Ron Pelligrini. Internet search his name for more info as he had a great impact on drag racing. He purchased it so his wife could have luxury at the drag races. Motorhome spent most of its life in Beverly Hills. It is an absolutely great example of 1970’s design and getting hard to find ones still intact from modifications. It is all 99% untouched original except the head liner and maintenance items. Even the curtains including the shower curtain are original. Not a 100-point show car perfect but presents very well. Hard to believe the upholstery is original and still so nice. To be more perfect the drip rails should be painted, and the headliner replaced eventually as the replacement is failing. Interior pictures don’t show the upholstery as good as in person as it looks like they may have some fading which they don’t. Never been smoked in and still has a vintage no smoking decal. Comes with new cover. Has always been indoors under my ownership. I have been a collector of mostly 1970’s vehicles, but life is telling me to downsize and am selling other vehicles also. It always starts up, but I barley have driven it, and it is time to sell to someone who can take it places. Was great on the highway.

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