American Coach: Amer. Dream, Tradition, Eagle, Heritage,Allegiance,Revolution owners reference list

[tropical36]

Originally Posted by wontonthan

Love our recently acquired 2001 American Tradition. The roof needs some patching and I'm trying to figure out what the material is. I think the previous owner used a white rustoleum seal..which might not be the right choice. I do get a lot of white streaks on the front windshield after dew/rain etc.

Can help identify? I took apart the exhaust fans, but there is no extra rubber material to be found.

TIA!

Fiberglas roof.
Most anything will work, depending on the severity and location.
Body patch kits with work, as will flex seal tape or coating.

Washing and floor polish will slow down the streaking from up there and should last two or three months. I forget what I using now, but mop and glo seems to be a favorite for this purpose.

[wontonthan]

@mackwrench and @tropical36

Thanks for the quick responses.

Oddly enough, the original brochure states "S Domed Rubber Roof with Radius Corners" as standard option for exterior.

I haven't been able to get back up to the roof line yet, but will take pictures of the patching job(s) around the lip where the roof meets the sidewalls/rain gutters.

[AZMILVETS]

Originally Posted by gvenlet

Jerry and Kay. 2012 American revolution 42W

[Rockets160]

Just acquired our first coach. Took it on maiden voyage this past weekend. Enjoyed and learned a bunch. Have to figure out how to remove the old TVs, figure out the push button entry system (wiring I believe), and figure out a few other minor issues. Thanks in advance for the help.
Jeff

[Trexoffroad]

Hello All!
We have had this coach for about two years. Have read a lot here in those two years sorting out this or that. Coach is great though I do long for more power. And less stress when driving! It’s a beast and my first RV other than my offroad tear drop.
We are in Tucson area. Happy to be part of this group.

[Rob_M]

2002 Tradition. Lots of upgrades. We love our Gracie!

“Sparky” in tow

[Stonehands]

2007 Fleetwood Revolution LE 40E. New to us November 2019. Loving the coach and adding updates and fixing or replacing anything that does not shine or help.

[IndyHntr]

Originally Posted by Stonehands

2007 Fleetwood Revolution LE 40E. New to us November 2019. Loving the coach and adding updates and fixing or replacing anything that does not shine or help.

Congrats, hope you enjoy many miles and memories using your new coach.

[Rob_M]

Stone hands, love the paint scheme.

[Gt4rust]

My wife and I just purchased our 4th motor home a 2004 American Eagle 40w. I will be selling our 95 Firan Westhaven DP.
Always able to get good information on this forum. Thanks

[Stonehands]

Originally Posted by IndyHntr

Congrats, hope you enjoy many miles and memories using your new coach.

Thank you Indy. So far we are loving it.

[Stonehands]

Originally Posted by Rob_M

Stone hands, love the paint scheme.

Thank you Rob. I love the black and silver. Stands out. For a 2007, when we pull in the campsite its funny how many people come over and want to know the year and peek inside.

[IndyHntr]

Originally Posted by Stonehands

Thank you Indy. So far we are loving it.

Looks very similar to my 2008 Fleetwood Revolution LE 42K.
The black will be hard to keep clean, coat the roof with 303 to keep white streaks off the side (and helps life of roof) and I have had good success with TopCoat ceramic spray after a wash. But applying once a year is not so bad. Hard to wash off the white streaks, but when applying the TopCoat it helps remove them.

[Tha_Rooster]

Only problem I have are fogged windows.