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So we decided to buy an old 80's model Georgie Boy Excalibur Class A. It is going to fit us great since we are wanting to do a complete remodel into a 50's diner style interior. My question is where would be a good source for bodyparts and stuff? It has a "hood" panel that has a corner broke on it and it's missing the spare tire cover and a hub cap. I know I can fix the "hood" if it comes to that but if I could find a place to buy parts that would be cool too! Also where have you guys found the best deals on leveling kits? I found a salvage place where I could piece one together for about $3000 for everything but seems like I ought to be able to get new for close to that.

Researching and planning for our purchase of our Class A for full-timing and enjoying our lives! Happily married 23 years. 3 great sons 22,21,15. Love of old cars, rockabilly music and culture! Not so patiently waiting to purchase our RV!

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For a leveling system, give the folks at Quadra Manufacturing a call and ask about their EZ-Leveler system for your coach. The EZ is a manual single pump system. I installed it myself on our previous coach in about 8 hours spread over a couple of days. Drilling the 16 half-inch jack mounting holes in the frame was the most time consuming part of the job. The price is considerably less than a fully automatic system and still gets the job done quite well.

 

For your other parts, give Colaw RV's Used Parts dept a call, but I wouldn't hold out a lot of hope for a coach that old. You may be stuck with fabricating your own parts or adapting parts from other RV's.

Dutch
2001 GBM Landau 34' Class A
F-53 Chassis, Triton V10, TST TPMS
2011 Toyota RAV4 4WD/Remco pump
ReadyBrute Elite tow bar/brake system

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The hubcaps should not be a problem as they are from the aftermarket and should still be available. Body parts will need to be repaired, found in a salvage yard, or fabricated. Your coach was built by Georgie Boy and they have not existed since 2000 so new parts are highly unlikely to still exist.

 

Like Dutch, I favor Big Foot for leveling jacks.

Good travelin !...............Kirk

Full-time 11+ years...... Now seasonal travelers.
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Thanks everyone! I had found Colaw's on the internet but you never know about places. It's nice to get someone that suggests somewhere. I didn't figure I'd find any new parts unless it was just some random person that had something stashed away. We are looking forward to getting this and getting started on the remodel. Gonna probably be a long process but it'll be a steady progress for sure! We love the 50's style and lifestyle so it should be a lot of fun!

Researching and planning for our purchase of our Class A for full-timing and enjoying our lives! Happily married 23 years. 3 great sons 22,21,15. Love of old cars, rockabilly music and culture! Not so patiently waiting to purchase our RV!

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