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Originally Posted by Larry Delor
Just like with the GMC motorhomes, having a curved roof, took away storage space, in the compartments above your head.
Then again, I think 77 or 78 was the last year for the GMC. The GMC had potential, but seems nobody at GM cared enough to make the kind of improvements wanted by RV'ers.
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Lots of people restore them There are very active owner's groups. One thing I definitely disliked about some of them is that all appliances were electric, no propane at all. Puts a real dent in one's ability to boondock.
I owned a Travco which was produced for many years by Dodge. Two piece fiberglass construction, seamed down the middle with a steel frame. Sold my pristine 22' 1971 with 40k miles to a guy from Atlanta a few years ago. He flew out to pick it up here in Denver. Just a couple of hundred miles from Denver, he ran off the road and rolled it. He was fine but he had no insurance on it. What a bummer. He was too embarrassed to call me and tell me about it. I only learned what had happened when I called him to see how his trip home was going.