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Many of us leave our motorhomes plugged in at home to keep the house batteries charged. The chassis battery, however, loses its charge over time unless the engine is started occasionally. |
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The best thing about motorhome travel is that we have so many dining options. If it’s rainy, cook and eat in the coach. |
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Recruiting new members to FMCA is an ongoing goal. Every year a number of families fail to renew their membership, for a variety of reasons. |
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Dear Editor:
I wanted to let you know how much we enjoyed the first installment of Bill Bryant's articles about the classic GMC motorhome ("Story Of A Classic: The GMC Motorhome, Part 1," February 2004, page 58). |
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When I decided to run for the office of FMCA national president, I knew it had a lot of responsibility attached and would require a great deal of hard work and dedication if I were to accomplish my goals and make a difference.
I was correct. It seems I hit the ground running and didn't have a chance to look back. |
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Darwin would be pleased. The evolution in the design of motorhome chassis, as evidenced by the all-new Winnebago Industries Evolution chassis, takes the diesel pusher type A motorhome to new levels. |
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Although you might not know it, you probably have seen lichens somewhere in nature. Right now some are growing atop a granite rock in our front yard. |
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The Aqua Saver from PJB Co. is a port that provides a 5.5-inch opening in an RV's fresh-water tank, making it possible to reach the inside of the tank with a brush and to scrub it using a household bleach solution. |
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Produced by General Motors from 1973 through 1978, the innovative GMC Motorhome gained a following that is still as strong — if not stronger — today. This three-part series explores the fascinating history of a motorhome still considered by many to have been far ahead of its time. |
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Nobody knows exactly how many full-time RVers roam the roads of North America. Still, those who read this column can help one another by sharing information about their full-timing views and experiences.
Please return this survey by July 15, 2004, to Janet Groene, c/o Full-Timer’s Primer, Family Motor Coaching, 8291 Clough Pike, Cincinnati, OH 45244. |
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