Re: Last year with no slides
Reply #5 –
The oriiginal purchasers the "Robinson's" I understand had had three Foretravels before they ordered this coach.
The std walk through bath floor plan shown in the literature is basically correct.
But like all "built especially for you" coaches differences were possible.
Mid door to start with, shirt closet next the refer on drivers side.
Narrow 6" wide shelf pantry between the China hutch and the bath. Floor to ceiling.
12" vinyl tire in bath. Looks like ceramic. Not cold. Quiet.
Right hand rearyview camera in a gel coated fiberglass rear facing compartment with a glass window in it.
Flexsteel overstuffed recliner. Wood side valences on the living room day/nights.
No Joey beds. More space.
One of the earliest 450hp red top m11 engines.
Floor plan works well. In a 36' a front entry would allow better space in the dinette and recliner area. Versus a 26" entry door and frame in a 40'.
Flat floor. Aqua hot. Rear air in bath. Ducted air. Wall paper. Beautiful cabinet walnut doors.
Closely matched wood. No light pieces used except for small areas on the underside of the bedroom top rear cabinet.
Open Bath.
Three house batteries in 97.
Table with extension and two leather swivel chairs.
Beautifully made old yacht quality coach. Like most Foretravel products.
As compared to all the earlier 70's and 80's coaches I sold and used this is THE coach that addressed almost all the issues present in the older coaches.
If C.M. was around I would shake his hand for the coaches overall design. At least for us.
A few mid-doors were made each year. You just have to be in the right place at the right time.
We were. Old Foretravel buddy called me to ask if we were interested. No. Well where is it?
Laughed out loud to find a 320 unicoach with a mid door.
Only coach I would have been interested in.
Thanks to the Barks for trading it in.
Bob and Susan
Topic: Last year with no slides