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Old 09-11-2012, 01:08 PM   #41
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Look at this post for instructions on how to attach a photo to your post: http://www.classbforum.com/phpBB2/vi...p=12368#p12368
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Old 09-11-2012, 03:31 PM   #42
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Just a little photo test.....I used to have this 77 Dodge maxivan "B", took it on a few trips, Yellowstone for one........Sadly it went down the road, looking for another older (80s-90s) model

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Old 09-12-2012, 10:17 PM   #43
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I have an 1984 Dodge 250 Custom Prospector 318 XTC from Maple Ridge and from the posts I've seen that unfortunately the company no longer exists.

I wonder if anyone has knows what these things are at each end of the bed are? They're hinged onto the backrest when the table is set and are about a foot deep running the length of the bench seats.

How does one attach a photo? When I click on Img some kind of code pops up which does not remain after preview or post.
Is it related to the browser I'm using? ( Google Chrome )

Thanks, Peter
There are lots of options... upload it to the forum, upload it to the photo gallery and then link it to your post, upload it to a photo hosting site and link it to your post, send the photos to me by email and I'll upload them ........

I am curious to see the items you mentioned.
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Old 06-04-2013, 11:23 PM   #44
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I've got a 1975 VW Westfalia campmobile that we regularly go camping in. It's quite the talking point in most campgrounds. Some people seem to think that it would be challenging to camp in a vehicle this old, but we don't find that to be the case at all. It's great fun and a welcome break from all the 'modern' conveniences







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Old 06-05-2013, 12:44 AM   #45
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Wow, looks in great shape for its age!
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Old 06-05-2013, 12:56 PM   #46
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It really does - is it stored in a garage?
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Thanks for the kind words! Except for when we're out camping it lives in the garage. I've owned it for quite some time and always kept it in the garage, although it has been repainted once and I replaced the tent (in the pop-top) once.
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Old 06-05-2013, 06:46 PM   #48
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Looks like it's been babied for the most part.
"take care of your toys, and they'll take care of you".

Nice, compact, economical, classic, class B motorhome. Well done.
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Old 02-20-2016, 01:56 AM   #49
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i have an old 1986 dodge falcon (intervec) that i probably will not let go. with the price of the new ones, even a math flunky could tell you that the old one can be remanufactured two times for the price of a new one. my van has thicker metal, no cat converter, no computer, burns leaded , unleaded or whatever. new parts are still available for this chassis. mine still has original stuff, but will soon need new carpet, new seats, newer type hot water heater and some fixtures. the hardest part to find is the roll over sofa. aftermarkets are missing this one! my beast still has the original paint which will shine if i rub it a little. i don't want to make it look too good because it could get stolen. i want it to run good but look old on the outside.
With you there, I wash the dirt off and try not to shine it to much
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Hello fellow B`s.

I have noticed that the majority of posts are for the newer class B vans. Are there any members such as myself who own one of the excellent made original class B van conversions from the 70`s and 80`s? These "OLD SCHOOL" B`s have many of the options that the newer ones have or can be easily custom fitted. I have a 1981 19ft. Dodge Class B and a 1979 Ford Chat eau custom van both which I use for short or extended camping trips. I wonder if there are enough members or guests with an original class B who would like to see some representation on this excellent site. ps tried to upload pictures of both vans but was not successful.
I just bought my 1989 Chevy Chinook today! So I certainly would!
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Old 04-09-2016, 07:09 PM   #51
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how it going,i have a 79 dodge cobra all original and in great shape and i love it ,it's hard to fart around with itin my driveway because all the male neighbors come over and pestor me about how kool it is ,so as for waximg or anything other than charging i actually do it while i am kamping lol several people stop by to see if i want to sell it .i say keck no i just bought it lol,,chris
Snap I have a 79 Cobra too except mines a Chevy.
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Here's my build thread....http://www.classbforum.com/forums/f8...ject-1513.html



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I would be interested in old school Class Bs - just purchased 1989 Chinook on 1 ton Ford Chassis and would love to see pics of others or similiar. I will post some pics soon.
Just got a 1989 chinook too, but it is now 2016!
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U still got ur chinook?
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WOW! How beautiful!!
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1986 Okanagan on a Ford E-250 Econoline. You can see my pics in the "Community Photos" I love mine for it's "Old School Cool" factor, it gets a lot of looks and comments and people love it at the Show & Shines.
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1986 E-250 Ford Econoline....and and and....HID Headlights, Rear View Cam, Bluetooth, custom BBQ table folds out into L-Shape from side of Van, removed oven, kept stove top, oven location houses ice maker, (google youtube "Frankenstove"), 300 watts solar, custom hidden storage batteries...camped 3 weeks and never plugged in to shore power. Coming soon, hidden pop up TV. Check my pics in Community Photos...Would love to see your photos.
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I got a 1981 dodge b350 royale . I would really like to keep this thread going...
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I got a 1981 dodge b350 royale . I would really like to keep this thread going...
If you post a photo once in a while,
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Chris, that is a great looking rig you have there; no wonder you draw attention and offers to buy it. Something that nice looking says the previous owner(s) took excellent care of it. Smooth roads await, Ron
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Default Second hand brand new 1986 Okanagan

Paid $5000, just had appraised at $10,000 after all my upgrades.
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