My new Ford motor home

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08-14-2009, 10:38 PM

frankcowan

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Originally Posted by f250ssd

It's all good fun, but this one is NICE!!!!!

Yes. We need more pictures of this one.

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08-14-2009, 10:54 PM

rvfixerguy

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Spotted in Arizona...

Doesnt fall into the right year for this forum but it is a Ford.

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08-15-2009, 12:54 AM

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Originally Posted by jmadsen

Heck Ya!

don't forget to post pictures

hahah
Honestly, the time and money it must have taken to build that thing is overwhelming to me. (plus many builds here) I'm not even sure if that side scoop is for engine, transmission cooling or part of the airstream 'fridge. How did they join the aluminum sheet to the steel cab? What engine is in there?

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08-15-2009, 01:46 AM

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Doesnt fall into the right year for this forum but it is a Ford.

This looks like something you'd find in Arizona. At least it's insulated! Ha Ha.

On the COE Airstream. That's nice. Too rich for my budget. I do have a Ford RV, it just is OT for this forum. Its an 06 Winnebago Aspect Class C on an E-450 chassis. I've had visions of pulling the E van cab off and putting on a 48 COE cab. Since it doesn't have a bunk over the cab, it would be easier to graft on the COE body. My wife would kill me. TWICE!

Phil

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