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Crappy deal. Most people have no clue what it takes to actually get things done. He will be in for a rude awakening. Bet he won't last.

Building exhaust on that looks like it will be a barrel of fun.

Mind blower. I bet this is a Riddler car.

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Sweet

I do have the EPAS electric power steering on this car and absolutely love it.

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Certainly would have made me think twice if I would have thought this kind of Bill would happen for just a radiator. I felt I got a good buy on the coach but I have spent $5,100 for a set of tires. Probably 6 to 7K for solar not including labor. I bet I had between 150 and 200 hours putting the...

It is a country coach which has their proprietary frame under it. It's called a dynomax chassis. Also has big giant a arms under the front which is pretty cool.

I will add to this thread that Grant has multiple options to fix your Gen 4 rack if it breaks. In my case I already have these parts and also I'm willing to do probably a good amount of fabricating to get it all put in there. If I had to hire someone to do the labor it might not be worth it.

$378 freight. Almost $7800 just for the radiator. This job will be almost $14,000. Insane. I had already called Friday to order it and it is being shipped. What I'm learning is there are fewer and fewer people that even want to work on these older motorhomes. If I would have still been in the...

Goodies that will be going on the truck. I will start that project in a couple months and then the buggy will come after that.

The Gear One rack should work fine. Both the Funco and Gear One rack are 1.5 turn to turn on the wheel. 3 3/4 inches rack total travel on the Funco and 4" on the Gear One. So from center 1 7/8 to 2". Only 1/8" difference. It will be a lot of fab but I might as well use parts I have.

That was a hell of a price then. Your coach is a lot newer which might make a difference on availability. This old stuff they have you by the balls.

Talked to a diesel shop owner in the know and he said for longevity and boondocking copper brass is the way to go. We are going to travel in this thing hopefully for the next 10 years. They are going to check their sources for a better price and if not I will have to bite the bullet and order it...

Just to clarify the bolt in replacement is copper brass. She said they don't have anything in aluminum.