Our new/old 76 FMC

[Okie Buddy]

My wife and I recently purchased a 76 FMC motorhome. Needs mostly some TLC and lots of elbow grease. It was a top of the line MH when new. Almost $60,000.00 in 76.

Looking forward to warmer weather and getting started on our new toy. )

[Okie Buddy]

My wife and I recently purchased a 76 FMC motorhome. Needs mostly some TLC and lots of elbow grease. It was a top of the line MH when new. Almost $60,000.00 in 76.

Looking forward to warmer weather and getting started on our new toy. )

[Canuck]

Congratulations on your purchase and welcome to IRV2. I'm certain that you'll find that the members are tremendous source of information and will support you during the restoration of your FMC.
Canuck

....some parks will not let you in if you aren't almost new....so call first some parks are getting down rite snotty about older vehicles.....geof kaye

[Mike77leprechaun]

I can see if your older rig is unkept and ugly but to outlaw them on age is rediculous

[Don in E Texas]

We have a 1976 bus conversion --- never had a problem in any RV park.

Also have a 1986 Airstream.

No problem.

Keep them lookin' new!

don

[TXiceman]

We love to see older RV's that are in great shape. While the newer ones have lots of fancy bells and whistles, the older coaches had some really innovative designs.

Since ours is offically 10 years old now, when we are ask, it just became a 1996 model and next yera it will be a 1997 model.

Ken