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Old 09-04-2009, 09:57 PM   #1
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Super C Kodiak Chassis may be back

I got this info from a friend this week --- apparently Isuzu is in negoiations with with GM to purchase tooling and the Kodiak name from GM. They want to restart production of the Kodiak chassis. This is good news if it happens, especially for the Super C motorhome folks. As it stands right now, there isn't really a good replacement for the Kodiak chassis. Isuzu builds really good products. I'm very hopeful this will work out.
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I got this info from a friend this week --- apparently Isuzu is in negoiations with with GM to purchase tooling and the Kodiak name from GM. They want to restart production of the Kodiak chassis. This is good news if it happens, especially for the Super C motorhome folks. As it stands right now, there isn't really a good replacement for the Kodiak chassis. Isuzu builds really good products. I'm very hopeful this will work out.

hmmm both ford and international make chassis for these platforms
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