I'm a new member to this group. I owned an '84 FC33 for about a week(
that's another story).
An FC31 will fit in my driveway. What do I loose in an FC31 that a 33
or 35 have.
Art Weatherly
Riveraside CA
EX 84 FC33
Two closets and 4 drawers.
Safe travels,
Ralph and Charolette Fullenwider
84FC35
Ralph's RV Solutions, Duncan, Oklahoma
At 04:55 PM 12/30/2006 +0000, you wrote:
>I'm a new member to this group. I owned an '84 FC33 for about a week(
>that's another story).
>
>An FC31 will fit in my driveway. What do I loose in an FC31 that a 33
>or 35 have.
>
>Art Weatherly
>Riveraside CA
>EX 84 FC33
>
>
Hi Art,
Being a very expensive coach when built, it's hard to identify the
absolutes regarding options on the various coaches. Typically the 31
and 33 will have two less closets near the bedroom (one on each side,
leaving only one across from the 'fridge) and one less rooftop air
conditioner. Due to the smaller gen tray, the 31 and 33 normally did
not come with the 12.5 diesel perkins/kohler but could be optioned with
it. More common is the 7.5 Kw Kohler gasoline. I believe the couch in
the salon of the 31 will be a little shorter than the 33/35 unless the
end table is removed, and the half closet just forward of the entry
door is smaller in the 31. Fuel capacity is slightly less at 235
gallons instead of 250 depending on model year.
Lastly, you lose weight. About a thousand pounds per foot, especially
if the smaller generator is installed. The horsepower however, remains
the same.
Gary Miller
83 FC 33
Milwaukee area
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wrote:
>
> I'm a new member to this group. I owned an '84 FC33 for about a week(
> that's another story).
>
> An FC31 will fit in my driveway. What do I loose in an FC31 that a 33
> or 35 have.
>
> Art Weatherly
> Riveraside CA
> EX 84 FC33
>