Newbie Here w/ a '91 Chieftain 32'! Hi!

[sami1976]

Looking forward to exploring this forum for info and ideas! This is my first RV, going full-time stationary in winter and learning all the things!

[BobC]

Congratulations on your vintage MH. We'd love to see some photos and more info. Mine, a 2002, isn't quite yet a vintage (20+ years).

[DGRBRUV]

Congratulations - Beats our Brave by 2 years . I love old RV;s they have so much character if they have ben looked after.
We are in the UK (Wakes) by the way.
Love to see some photos of your new baby.
Cheers
Ian

[BobC]

My previous comment was before I watched the video and assumed this was going to be fixed up and used by the new owners. However, if you watch the video, you'll see that it's pretty clear they're fixing it up to sell it. It looks like they're in the business, which is a good thing. I hate to see these rigs go to the scrap yard when all they need is a little TLC, plus it gives people the opportunity to RV on a budget.

[DGRBRUV]

Excuse my ignorance BOB but where is the video you refer to? I am fairly new to this forum myself.
Cheers
Ian

[BobC]

Originally Posted by DGRBRUV

Excuse my ignorance BOB but where is the video you refer to? I am fairly new to this forum myself.
Cheers
Ian

Sorry, I mixed this up with a thread on IRV2, mea culpa.

[carlwatson]

We have owned a 99 chieftain 33 footer for the past 8 years put two new tires on the front this year and basically other than oil changes and belts the unit is in perfect condition can't beat The chieftains top-of-the-line of their day and comparable to most anyting and their class today moving through the f53 chassis and the V10 has been flawless for us and we have put quite a few miles on it the Onan generator has almost 2,000 hours on it still runs like a top do your maintenance and you will forever love it