The Class A Lurking in my yard

This is the interior picture of the LH2. There will be some modifications with additional gauges and other monitoring and GPS devices mounted up here to allow for better navigation and operational functions but this is the basic layout.

Interior layout of front control cabin with cushy seats and HUGE dashboard area you could sleep on! Good for the kitties!

The Allegro in the dark. I still cannot believe we have a Class A Motorcoach sitting in our yard.

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Yep, we came back from our Thanksgiving trip and this was still in the yard. I look at this motorhome and still cannot belive that it's here and ours. I cannot wait to plan this next years set of trips around NYS and beyond once we know the LH2 is ready to go the distance.

Received a Tiffin Time Capsule: NOS Allegro Logos!

I'm starting to get things set up for the winter but we may just squeeze in one short trip for Thanksgiving in the LH2. Stay tuned while we figure this out and what we're going to to. In the mean time, I tried to get some new trim strips and this is what the manufacturer sent me...

On Top of the Allegro!!

The sun managed to come out today and allow me some time on top of the LH2. These Allegros are built really well. The entire roof is one sheet of aluminum! While the roof material was pretty much untouched for 30 years the other items such as the skylights, vents and other bits really are showing their age. Amazon is my friend and I've ordered 3 new venting skylights, 2 plumbing vent caps and the associated gasket kits. Along with the cans of Rustoleum sealing spray, this will definitely upgrade topside! Now, the only thing left is the crazy TV antenna system that's totally outdated. Stay tuned!

A Shot showing the roof from the back. Note the tape on the skylight! Time to upgrade.

Ugh. Old and dried out caulking around the rack system. Time to reseal.

Plumbing vent? What plumbing vent?

What doesn't kill you makes you stronger.... Smarter? That's up for Debate..

After a lengthy search in both soul and body, this is the "Long Hauler 2". Thanks to Brian for being patient and allowing 4 test drives to make sure everything was working. I scoured the interwebs for months, just looking and not committing to anything until Rach and I agreed on IF we did put in an offer how much it would be and what would make us walk away.

While it's late in the season to do anything we may get her ready for a trip before the snow flies and do a short trip to see how it runs and works out.

Thanks for checking in and maybe we might just pull in your driveway someday soon! Hey, do you have a sewer grate by the curb in front of your place??

Allegro Tour