Foretravel Owners' Forum For owners and Fans of Foretravel Motorcoaches September 12, 2025 ...

Welcome home! Beautiful coach. Regarding paint I'd check with FOT and/or Xtreme in Nacogdoches. I'm sure one of them did the headlight conversion and paint.

Welcome and great looking coach.  Glad you decided to "get back on the horse" in a Foretravel.

Also, really good looking "security" dog!  What breed?

...this is ours now.  I have mentioned our search and find experience elsewhere.  We were FT owners about a decade ago, and went with a Monaco for a while.  We "lost" it in an accident about a month ago.  We decided we wanted a FT again.

We found this one in Brenham, Texas.  Owners purchased it through MOT about 1.5 years ago.  Nice paint, nice tile floor, some underside surface rust.  (Maybe some trips to Mustang Island?)

If you know this coach, I would love to hear from you.  Reply or PM fine.  I welcome any information, but I am seeking paint codes for touch up paint.  I have a couple of mystery switches too!

1998 U-320 36-foot.

Paint can be zapped by a good auto paint store with their tool, and they can make touchup paint bottles.Will be much closer then using paint codes.

Welcome to the club, beautiful coach

Chris

 

Cost for smallest containers was over $500.

I needed a part not related to paint, so I went down the street to O'Reilly auto parts.  They had the colors in rattle cans!  Less than $15 for the two.

Good advice you gave, but I am looking for 95 percent there for a gazillion small stone chips.  No big blending spots.  One of those brush-in-bottle things might do it.

Matt B

You need a different automotive paint shop.  I can't remember the price but I used to have spray bombs made up with matching paint for small items.  Think motorcycle.

I wonder what the back story is on the prior owners only having that coach for 18 months.

And welcome to the Foretravel hive.

Regarding paint I'd check with FOT and/or Xtreme in Nacogdoches. I'm sure one of them did the headlight conversion and paint.

I think it was the common "aging out" story.  They both had back issues.  He had a recent back surgery, walked slowly with a cane, and had difficulty getting into the coach.