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Forum: General Discussion Forum

10-29-2014, 02:53 PM

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Ford v10 engines

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Posted By Davydd

Re: Ford v10 engines

If I were going to buy a Class A, I would think I would go with all the power I could get and it would be one of the more important considerations. Mileage will not be a factor either way. Mountain...

Forum: General Discussion Forum

10-25-2014, 10:08 PM

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Ford v10 engines

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Posted By Davydd

Re: Ford v10 engines

I think if you look up the cargo carrying capacities they will be similar to the ranking of GVWR weights. The thing is filling out a cargo van with the Class B improvements will bear this out as...

Forum: General Discussion Forum

10-25-2014, 08:59 PM

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Ford v10 engines

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Posted By Davydd

Re: Ford v10 engines

GVWR of the 6 cyl. 3500 Sprinter is 11,030 lbs
GVWR of the Transit is 10,360 lbs.
GVWR of a Chevy RT 190 or 210 is 9,600 lbs.
GVWR of the Promaster is 9,350 lbs.
GVWR of the 5 cylinder 2500...

Forum: General Discussion Forum

10-25-2014, 03:00 PM

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Ford v10 engines

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Posted By Davydd

Re: Ford v10 engines

For Class As to get any smaller than 25.5 feet long x 11 feet high x 8 feet wide someone is going to have to design and sell a new chassis and that is probably not going to happen with American...

Forum: General Discussion Forum

10-25-2014, 03:11 AM

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Ford v10 engines

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Posted By Davydd

Re: Ford v10 engines

I don't know where you are getting your dimensions. There are no Sprinters Class Bs over 10 feet high. 9'-8" to 9'10" is typical depending on the air conditioner. 6'-7.5" is the width. Like I said...

Forum: General Discussion Forum

10-24-2014, 07:53 PM

Replies: 45

Ford v10 engines

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Posted By Davydd

Re: Ford v10 engines

At over 28 feet long for the shortest one it is considerably bigger than a Winnebago Via Class A. I guess for Class As it is still small since I believe most start around 32 feet in length.

Stan,...

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