New Member here

[aircop63139]

I just wanted to say how much I enjoy this forum. I'm a new member here and this is my 1986 GMC Fiesta 2500. I recently purchased it for a good price and it has had quite a bit of work completed, new rear springs, new exhaust, new short block and was owned by a mechanic. It has 74,000 miles and sleeps 4, two burner stove, sink, shower, and lav. It needs a few things and a bit of updating so you know I was excited when I came across your forum.

My kids are getting older and I wanted a little hobby to keep me occupied.

 

[ennajean]

Looks like a nice B.....I'm sure you'll have many years of fun with it.

 

[markopolo-ClassB]

Welcome to the forum.

It will keep you occupied for sure. There's always either something to work on or some place you have to go and visit!

 

[Ron J. Moore]

Welcome aboard!!!

Like it was said, there is always something to fix, tweak, etc., but the B is without a double, the neatest RV on the road today. Aside from the camping, they are so neat to pull into a shopping center, the wife shops and I can lay on the bed and watch television - my home away from home. Safe travels.

 

[Johnny R]

One nice thing about winter and a warm garage, I can work on my Class B. My '90 Dodge 250 Leisure Van has only 86,000 km, it was an estate sale. Sure was very well taken care of.
This weekend I want to look at the sewage dump valve, it seems to be leaking. When I unscrew the cap I have to be careful not to get a dump of liquid on my arm. Perhaps it's only some paper jamming in the valve. If not, it's pretty easy to replace.
One question: the propane gas does not seem to have a relief or overflow valve on it. Do I have to look harder, or was that optional back in 1990? Thanks.

 

[aircop63139]

What a nice group of people! Thank you for all of your kind words. I did create a new post under Tweaks, mods, and etc, titled DIY Question. Any input would be great. Thanks to all.