1976 Ford casual motorhome.

[kakumara]

I'm planning on purchasing this small motorhome to live in full time. I was hoping to find any kind of info on it. Any help would be great!

[kakumara]

Posting link for picture. https://imgur.com/a/2dMEUl3

[MSHappyCampers]

Hi ! Welcome to IRV2! We're sure glad you joined the gang!

Not familiar with that unit.

Good luck, happy trails, and God bless!

[raccoonman]

Looks pretty solid! Compact, too, shouldn't be any issue getting in and out of anywhere a pickup could go. Love the straight roof.

[RVHelper]

Did you buy it? Do you like it? I'm looking at the same one tomorrow.

[F76Marion]

You need help, but not the helping professional kind. You need to get up on the roof or anyplace that water can leak in and stop it now. If you do not, the coach will dissolve while you watch. You need to get a chassis manual for what ever it is (probably a E150), and then comb the internet for the manuals for everything inside. Then you need to make all the friends you can here and over at Tin Can Tourist. Old coaches can be saved, but you have to be diligent about it. When you get ahead of the maintenance, then you can - sort of - relax.

Says the guy with a 1978 Cayo on a Dodge chassis.

Frank