Search results

What is this permits for? can you explain?

Yes 45' is right data for Cali. I was referring to this comment however:

Ha, that is not for single units. I'm specifically looking at single units.

Thanks, this is mind boggling: North Dakota: Motor Home Length: 50' Wyoming: Motor Home Length: 60' Yukon Territory:Motor Home Length: 26m (85'???) California:Motor Home Length: 45'. Some exceptions or restrictions.( my question; what does this means)

I'm sure some of these conversions have traveled through cali. It would be interesting to hear their side of the story.

I’m in Cali and DMV here says 45 feet max. Most state’s DMV page says 45 feet max as well, however Kingsley Coach and Motor Coaches for Sale by PowerHouse Coach have been selling 56 foot and 52 footers for years now. What is the secret here? I heard there is an Idaho DMV law that gives special...

Thanks very much!

Also, do you have a push axle in there?

Very nice, I'm not sure if this has been asked before but what is the overall length? what is the wheel base?

Thanks for the update! it has come out well...

Did you pay someone to do it? what was the cost?

Sorry, Any update on this? long time no update? Where is the truck at now?

Any update on this?

Thank you, I got the contact info:D. I will call him next week.

What kind of system do you have to maintain the water pressure? Does it run off of the battery or the generator? Sorry, all newbie and silly questions here...

Thank you Sir, Yes any reference to his shop would be great. I have seen his work all over Internet!!!! Can I use your truck/name as reference when calling him?

Just amazing.I have been thinking... how it would workout to convert a Pete 387(and planning for 4 years). Can I ask you few questions? #1 Since factory sleeper is composite material and has air ride/shocks...how did you connect the extended(new) sleeper to the original? #2 How much did it cost...

Can you please provide more details please?

I have been reading a lot about getting my own toterhome built/buy-used. Looking through online used toterhomes, I see a lot of GMCs( non-class 8). I wanted to know more on these models. It appears these models have a CAT engine, that is a plus point, what else do you think is making these so...

Yes, that makes sense, very good point. However, I need this project to be able to go a little off road. So, I really cannot have too much overhang.

Thanks you, if you find that company info please post back.

I read quite a few articles here that talk about stretching the frame. But I have simple question/s: Obviously, how to stretch a Peterbilt 387 chassis? I mean, where to cut and stretch? Overall length should be 45 feet. Not concerned about wheel base length being long etc, longer the better...