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Does anybody know this coach ?
Found out about it recently, the current owner had it for less than a year, very intimidated by it, likes his old Eagle better, does not know who the converter is, no badges ( he says) and could not find any manuals inside….
1997, 45 footer, Det 60, cruise airs
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I would contact Prevost. They could tell you where they sent the shell. It’s curious, no eyebrow Windows, over windshield. We’d say Angola, Hoffman, American Coach.
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OTR air, Cruisairs, small mirrors – ????????????
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I have a 91 and the color scheme is very simular. My coach was converted by Hoffman.
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Jeff @ Hoffman Coach might be able to help.814-706-1119
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It appears that it is an American Carriage coach.
With no converter manuals in the bus, wiring tables, diagrams etc. and no way to get them from the converter since they have been out of business since 2008, I am quite leary about jumping in….unless there is a way to get this documentation and I do not know about it…..
Any advice ?
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I Googled American Carriage Coach and found this:
http://www.californiacoachworks.com/about.html
Hello, my name is Mark Fechner. I am the owner and operator of California Coach Works. I have been converting and servicing high end bus conversions for more than two decades. As an avid RV enthusiast, I understand how people use their coach and how a coach performs when it is at its best. I started American Carriage Originals in 1995 by designing and building the finest “one off” coaches available. American Carriage Coaches are still recognized as the cream of the crop today. In 2009 I moved on to provide superior service and updating of all Prevost conversions. If you would like me to take a look at your project, please call or text me at 661-335-2862 or email me at motorcoachservice@yahoo.com.
Mr. Fechner might be able to help you.
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Thanks. I already called Mark and spoke with him last week. He has nothing on a 97 vintage coach. No documentation whatsoever….
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