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Here we have Doug, Mike and Dan in a discussion about Doug's coach. | Listening and gaining knowledge is Todd Benson. | Mark Pitts has finished visiting Doug and Vicki's coach and is leaving while Wendy Pitts is getting her dog in gear. Vicki is observing! | It appears that Harry Day, coach 400, has joined the conversation with Dan and Doug. Harry and Sandy have owned their coach #400 since the early 1990's. |
The "late" coaches e.g. numbers 646 and higher were modified with shallower bedroom cabinets to make space for optional bunk beds. Here you cans see where the bunk bed resides when not in use. | As you can see, there was one on each side. | Unfolded and ready for occupancy, you can see how it is suspended and ready for use. It is a very unique design that allowed the installation of the bunk beds in a very restricted space. | Here you can see one bunk bed ready for use and the other one tucked away. As you can see, they are most suitable for children or smaller adult. They were tested by a 200+ lb. man as well! |
This is a very original interior of coach 724 a J or couch model. It has the original gas stove and oven with the cover over the burners, original driver seat and original tables that can be rotated for different configurations. The rear view mirror has been changed. | (1 Comments) Now this is why we have rallies! Coach 862 owned by Mike Hood is an M model and this is the first one that I have had the opportunity to photograph. This is how the front seating area is setup. Note that the table is also different. The driver's chair has been upgraded. | To make room for the second couch in an M model, the kitchen is greatly reduced. This model was anticipated to be used most frequently for entertaining rather than camping, there is no stove. As you can see, the refrigerator has be downsized to fit under the counter, the stove and oven have been replaced by a microwave and the sink was changed to a typical bar sink. One could still cook if a portable induction stove top was brought along. I am not sure where, but a wine rack was included somewhere! | Carl, Larry and Dan in one of those very informative discussions! Two of Carl's Boxer mix dogs are listening! |
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