Hi I'm looking at buying a 1975 F350 Ford Rollalong RV.

I was wondering if anyone on here has any thoughts on early ford rv's like the rollalong.

One thing I liked about it was that the front end is more truck than rv, which means that working on it should be easier.

 

I had a 69 F350 cab and chassis that was built up with a 10' Utility bed, and a 12' Alaskan camper, it was a nice truck..........take a look at the door plaque, it should list this as an "incomplete vehicle" or cab and chassis.......Yeah, they look cool with the truck, rather than RV style or van style front end.......all the chassis components and driveline SHOULD simply be a heavy GVW F350,and im assuming dual rear wheels...

 

Saw your post.
Just happens I have a 1975 Roll-a-Long for sale. 108k miles.
Good SOLID Engine Runs Great. It's here waiting for you in Sunny Palm Springs, CA
$3K
Hit Me up if interested.
Dave

 

Ha, I bought.one from another guy, also named Dave!

 

pretty straight and leak free..i plan on redoing the interior this winter....


I bought a 73 f350 rollalong motorhome this summer...haven't had much time to mess with it...id love to see some pics of other ones if you have any

 

Rollalong and Jeep at River


F350 1 (800x600)


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Want to sell it back to me? I miss that beast.

 

You still have that beast? I did a lot of work to mine before I sold it. Wish I still had it. SORT OF.

 

Only the VIN contains this info. It's not stamped on the Warranty Plate nor printed on the Safety Standard Certification Label, glued to the left B pillar below the striker plate.

The 1st 3 digit of the VIN is the series code. F37 = 1973/79 F350 2WD Cab & Chassis; F38 = 1979 F350 4WD Cab & Chassis.

 

We just bought this. It's actually in pretty good shape. We have to rebuild the front near the windows and then the back trunk. I was hoping someone may have a pdf owners manual of the house unit. I have the truck OM and one for the Thetford Toilet lol. I posted a similar question in this forum on a different thread. I'm happy to take photos and post or give any info I have. It's a 1973 26 foot Roll-a-Home. Also, What is the hole in the grill for? A horn or something? Thanks for any info.

 

 

Looks like it was broken out. I was only asking cause the one at the top of this thread looks to have the same "feature".