Take A Road Trip Back To 1973 With This Funky GMC MotorHome | Carscoops carscoops
and Camaro, were still rear-wheel drive and riding on leaf springs, the MotorHome was unusually sophisticated.
GMC announced the project in 1972, offering 23 ft and 26 ft lengths, which customers could have fully fitted out by General Motors, or delivered as a bare TransMode van to build out as they pleased. But disappointing sales, and the discontinuation ofthat required substituting in a less powerful 403 engine, led GM to discontinue the program only five years later.
Today though, the GMC MotorHome still looks surprisingly sophisticated with its low, relatively streamlined body, and the RV has something of a cult following, meaning there should be plenty of interestBenefiting from a $26,000 overhaul during 2020-21 that included replacing the 455-cube V8, the three-speed automatic transmission, generator and tires, plus reupholstering the funky 1970s interior, it’s in good, but not perfect condition.
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