When did GM stop making the GMC motorhome?

GM announced the end of production for the GMC Motorhome on November 11th, 1977. GM was faced with modest sales of the Motorhome and so it was not a sufficiently profitable product. In addition to this was the not inconsiderable problem of the ending of production for some of the Motorhome’s major parts.

What was the name of the GMC motorhome project?

The motorhome project was by this time known as the “TVS” (Travel Vehicle Streamlined) and it went through various model numbers as the design progressed.

What are the dimensions of a GMC motorhome?

Body panels were fiberglass and the body assembly was mounted on the chassis with use of body isolators. Dimensions: Short wheelbase model length 23″ (7 meters) with a 140″ (3.6 meters) wheelbase. Long wheelbase model length 26′ (7.9 meters) with a 160″ (4.1 meters) wheelbase. Width 96″. Height 8’1″, height with roof air-conditioner 9’2″.

Where does Chevy workhorse motorhome chassis come from?

In recent years, the company seems to have expanded from making RV and truck chassis and gone into producing chassis for electric vehicles. They have also diversified and make components for drones, helicopters and other items. Their headquarters is located in Ohio while their manufacturing plant is found in Indiana.

What was the body of a GMC motorhome made of?

GMC Motorhome production body-drop. Body construction consisted of a rigid frame made of welded aluminum extrusions. The body frame was mounted on the chassis steel ladder frame using body isolators. The floor was marine plywood, except where it sloped up at the extremities, where they were plate aluminum.

Who is the manufacturer of the GMC motorhome?

GMC motorhome. The GMC Motorhome was manufactured by the GMC Truck & Coach Division of General Motors for model years 1973–1978 in Pontiac, Michigan, USA — as the only complete motorhome built by a major auto/truck manufacturer.