Shade Tree Mech
Active Member
I understand what you're saying about the memories. If you have good memories of your folk's RV, I suspect you will probably want to have an old AVCO some time. I plan to get it up and running, but it's more than I really need. Thus, my willingness to part with it. If you have kids, I know you'd have a lot of fun with an old RV. That is, if you are willing to spend a lot of time trying to keep it up and running. There is a story behind this rig. I've had it for many years, yet never had it more than two miles away from home. It only took two miles to fry the rear clutch. I think it was fried before I took possession of it, I just didn't know it. This is my first auto trans disassembly. I have never seen any thing on you tube that rivals the four clutch plates and steels I took out of the rear clutch pack, and you tube just can't convey that burnt oil stink. Actually, I think it's the friction material that adds all the flavor. One pic is what's left of the clutch components. the other is fragments of the plastic ring. It melted.My mom and dads was a 28 footer. I have some pictures of it in my old photo album I will have to take pictures of the pictures. The only reason I would want it is for the memories.. But then again having a hulking vehicle sitting in my yard would be crazy.

