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Old 06-13-2011, 01:59 PM   #29
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Well I'm not going to get off topic but sure looks like a one barrel like my Carter...
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Gentleman, place your bets...
My monies on it being a 2 barrel Carter.
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I have a similar plate on my '78 Tioga. I think it is just a basic plate they use for placing the stamped information.

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Johnnyd....thanks for sharing your work on the vintage RV. They are so awesome to see once they're refurbed. Looks like you've got your hands full with a project for a while but you're off to a great start. Keep it up and I'm sure we'd all like to see what can be done with the hard work and brain power. Thanks again!
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My monies on it being a 2 barrel Carter.
Chryslers bread and butter engine, the 318 came with a carter 2 brl. Produced 230 hp and 320 Ft lbs torque. Compression was lowered and detuned for emissions on 1971 and later years.
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Old 06-13-2011, 03:17 PM   #33
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I have a similar plate on my '78 Tioga. I think it is just a basic plate they use for placing the stamped information.

hmmm, damn it, ill never find out what this thing really is! haha

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Johnnyd....thanks for sharing your work on the vintage RV. They are so awesome to see once they're refurbed. Looks like you've got your hands full with a project for a while but you're off to a great start. Keep it up and I'm sure we'd all like to see what can be done with the hard work and brain power. Thanks again!
my pleasure, it keeps me on track, and im a bit of a gear head so I like all this work.

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Chryslers bread and butter engine, the 318 came with a carter 2 brl. Produced 230 hp and 320 Ft lbs torque. Compression was lowered and detuned for emissions on 1971 and later years.
it is the 318, has a lot of sack for a 40 year old motor
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Dodge used that ID plate up until they stopped making the motorhome chassis as part of the Chrysler bankruptcy situation. They also used that ID plate for other commercial/truck chassis identification. Please understand that Dodge only made the chassis. Dodge did not make the house portion. Manufacturers like Winnebago, Champion, Titan, Sports Coach, Vogue, Travco, Empress, Islander, Swinger, Etc. bought the chassis from Dodge and built the house on it. The Dodge ID plate is only reffering to the chassis portion that Dodge made. The VIN number on the plate only refers to the chassis itself, not the house (box). All house (box) information would be covered under the MH manufactures documentation. While it appears the RV manufacturer (or a previous owner) placed the Dodge/Mopar monicure on the front it is not the outfit that made the final RV. In your pictures, there appears to be some sort of lettering above the word Dodge on the front. What does it say? You need to know who made the box portion. The Dodge chassis VIN can not be used to tell you anything about the house portion.

Dodge only produced the 318 with a 2 barrel BBD Carter carb in the MH chassis.
Dodge used a Holley 4150/4160 4 barrel on the 413 in the MH chassis
Dodge used a Thermoquad for the 440-3 in the MH chassis
Dodge used a Holley 2245 2 barrel on the 360 in the MH chassis

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Well, I also posted something earlier in a different thread about how I found another sticker, looked similar to the other one i posted above. Ill get a pic soon, but it said in order from the top.

WAYFARER

MFG by Vanguard Motorhomes

Then listed the chassis VIN, etc. Im at work, but i might have it in my truck... Ill run and go get a pic
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Vanguard went out of business in 1987.
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Wayfarer would be the model of your rig.
Wayfarer by Vanguard.

I doubt you will find much about this rig. Look up mfg name for appliance information
Here is a tidbit of info: 1973 Wayfarer Motorhome RV Ad | eBay

Looks very simular to yours.

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Vanguard went out of business in 1987.
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Wayfarer would be the model of your rig.
Wayfarer by Vanguard.

I doubt you will find much about this rig. Look up mfg name for appliance information
Here is a tidbit of info: 1973 Wayfarer Motorhome RV Ad | eBay

Looks very simular to yours.

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Thanks so much, that what i suspected, it was a Wayfarer. and its true, even after i googled it a thousand different ways... very LITTLE come up about wayfarers.
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good year LOL! How fun! I bet this will be a worthwhile project and something to be proud of!
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good year LOL! How fun! I bet this will be a worthwhile project and something to be proud of!
Thank you! I know it will. Im stuck on the brakes right now. the drums are so seized on. I adjusted them in, held heat to them. i think im just going to get a drum puller tomorrow. Hopefully that will do it!
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Thank you! I know it will. Im stuck on the brakes right now. the drums are so seized on. I adjusted them in, held heat to them. i think im just going to get a drum puller tomorrow. Hopefully that will do it!
Heat and the biggest hammer you can find! They'll come loose.
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Heat and the biggest hammer you can find! They'll come loose.
Yea, I think ill just let the heat sit on it til its cherry, then give it a whack
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