[Mike, 92 Country Coach]

Ron, that plate you speak of is where the 90 degree fan drive mounts. All the busses I have seen of this vintage have this. If you look further up the post you will see a picture before i pulled the fan drive mount out.

[TRUE]

OK, you made me look! I understand the question as my 1988 did not have such a cover and my 1998 does. The reason being, I am sure, is that the 1988 did not have the A/C mounted in that location and there was no flywheel setup with the 90 degree offset like the newer coaches have.

[Mike, 92 Country Coach]

Thanks, Bill for answering my question with regard to the plate. My 1989 does not have that plate, but I sure wish it did. Seems that it would block/limit debris from entering the engine bay.

You sure have done a great job. I absolutely love the blue paint.

Mike, thanks for your input, too.

Safe travels.

Ron

[Jonathan]

Thanks, i think the Blue and Silver has nice Contrast. Next weekend I will install the Fan drive assembly and the weekend after the Radiator.

[Art]

Today I put the Radiator back together. Ready to go back in once i pressure test it.

[Mike, 92 Country Coach]

Did you paint the frame blue? That’s pretty.

When we had the radiator in our coach recored a few years ago I wished I would have had the time and opportunity to polish the brass (?) tanks on either end. That would go well with the polished copper on our Liberty Coach.

[Unknown Member]

Dick, I thought about polishing the tanks but i was worried they would discolor over time, and it’s nearly impossible to polish again once it was installed.

[Hisham]

Sure is Purty!

[Corey]

I should be going for the first test drive this weekend.

[Chuck & Katrina]

Mike Enjoy the test drive as this coach is like new now.

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2000 Featherlite H3-45

2024 Jeep Grand Cherokee

Leesburg, FL

[Unknown Member]

Mike,

Do you have any photos of the finished transformation of your bus engine compartment?

[Bob]

I do, will post soon.