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Subject: Re: Floorplans

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Jeff Miller

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Date Posted: 09/ 16/ 03, 4:44pm
In reply to: Bonnie Lynne 's message, "Floorplans" on 08/ 31/ 03, 1:33pm

As Bruce mentioned, the FC (Forward Control or front engine) had a rear bath option which really makes for a large, comfortable bathroom. The 250hp turbo became standard in '84, some '83s have it, but even the 225hp turbo in the rest of the '83s is pretty good.
Otherwise, the PT (Pusher, Tag axle) started in '82, always had more than 250hp (most are 330hp until the 475hp/500hp became available in '86). Horsepower doesn't mean much though, a 225hp FC31 will climb as well or better than a 325hp PT40 will with its extra 12,000lbs. You have to drive them to decide what you want as they all have their strengths.
In the pushers however, a much larger bathroom became available with the "walk-through" bath, it all depends on your budget as the '83 FC35 Rear Bath is a fraction of what an '88 WLWB with walk-through bath will cost to buy and operate. Do you have a price range in mind?

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Author: Terry [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 10/ 9/ 03, 4:25am In 1987 the center bath option became available. I just happen to have one for sale [ Post a Reply to This Message ]