1982 Avco
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1982 Avco
Yes, I know, I am one of the other Dodge related chassis. I have heard conflicting stories whether Travco and AVCO have any relation or not. I will say that I have used travco wiring diagrams for my coach repairs so they are at least kissing cousins somewhere in the history.\n\nAnyway, my rig is a 29' diesel pusher. Found dead in a repair lot literally minutes from being parted out. Have completely rebuilt the chassis, drivetrain, and removed most of the gremlins in the wiring. (the interior and body were in excellent shape making the rest of the repairs seem worth it even though it is a 30 year old rig.)\n\nWhile the travco yahoo group has been interesting to follow, the oshkosh group has been where most of my diesel chassis answers have been found.\n\nWish this discussion group success
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Re: 1982 Avco
Welcome! This is a new forum on the net and we are all new here.\nYes, I do believe that Travco and Avco are related... Post a pic of it when you can!
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Re: 1982 Avco
Here is a photo if my camp at Sturgis last year
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Re: 1982 Avco
Cool!\nI go to Sturgis almost every year. Used to camp at Glencoe quite a bit.
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