Mci 5A bus conversion 8v71 35 foot (1967)
Sale price: US $24,950.00 Make an Offer
| Used |
| “Used vintage coach conversion RV” |
| Type: | Bus Conversion | Fuel Type: | Diesel |
| Model Year: | 1967 | Make: | MCI |
Denver, Colorado, United States
Vehicle description
1967 Mci 5a bus conversion 8v71 Detroit Diesel 4 speed spicer transmission 144 gallon diesel tank 8-10 mpg 2 max fans 1 rooftop ac unit 4 6v deep cycle house batteries 35 foot long
This bus conversion has been my full time residence for the last 5 years as I’ve traveled pretty much full time. I regularly drive between Colorado, Arizona, California and Mexico. The 8v71 is a very reliable engine that is relitively easy to work on, no fancy computers in this old lady. With its fuel economy and reliability this couch has been a proven platform for my travels.
90% of the conversion is recent and ready to hit the road. Some minor carpentry and exterior paint is on my todo list for next summer
Any questions please message me. Vehicle is currently in denver Colorado
Delivery anywhere in the USA is negotiable
MORE INFO
Up for sale 1967 Mci Vintage coach RV
Engine: Detroit Diesel 8v71
Transmission: Spicer 4 speed Double Clutch (non automatic)
Huge (not sure exact size) water, grey water,and black water holding tanks,
4 new 6v deep cycle battery’s
All new electrical including electrical panels 2018, 30 amp system can easily be upgraded to 50 amp,
1 15k btu rooftop air conditioner in front cabin pre wired for second ac in rear.
2 new fantastic fans
All windows tinted to decrease heat including clear 3m on the front windows.
New Serta couch/pullout bed
New propane cooktop
New wine fridge, you can easily upgrade to a larger fridge.
New bamboo flooring
New led lighting throughout
New underbay lighting
IN MY OPINION The coach needs minor interior carpentry such as molding, baseboards, and trim pieces to be 100% I would also recommend a new exterior paint job to bring back the shine of the coach. New leather captain chair to match the serta couch would also be a great addition. If you cook a lot maybe a larger fridge would be easy to install, since it is pre wired for electric. I recently removed the generator to install a newer quieter design. Since i am selling it you may want to add a generator to be fully self contained. There is a genorator bay already premiered. Although these are just recommendations as I have been traveling in it full time nothing has to be done before you can hit the road.
This bus conversion has been my full time residence for the last 5 years as I’ve traveled pretty much full time. I regularly drive between Colorado, Arizona, California and Mexico. The 8v71 is a very reliable engine that is relitively easy to work on, no fancy computers in this old lady. With its fuel economy and reliability this couch has been a proven platform for my travels.
90% of the conversion is recent and ready to hit the road. Some minor carpentry and exterior paint is on my todo list for next summer
Any questions please message me. Vehicle is currently in denver Colorado
Delivery anywhere in the USA is negotiable
MORE INFO
Up for sale 1967 Mci Vintage coach RV
Engine: Detroit Diesel 8v71
Transmission: Spicer 4 speed Double Clutch (non automatic)
Huge (not sure exact size) water, grey water,and black water holding tanks,
4 new 6v deep cycle battery’s
All new electrical including electrical panels 2018, 30 amp system can easily be upgraded to 50 amp,
1 15k btu rooftop air conditioner in front cabin pre wired for second ac in rear.
2 new fantastic fans
All windows tinted to decrease heat including clear 3m on the front windows.
New Serta couch/pullout bed
New propane cooktop
New wine fridge, you can easily upgrade to a larger fridge.
New bamboo flooring
New led lighting throughout
New underbay lighting
IN MY OPINION The coach needs minor interior carpentry such as molding, baseboards, and trim pieces to be 100% I would also recommend a new exterior paint job to bring back the shine of the coach. New leather captain chair to match the serta couch would also be a great addition. If you cook a lot maybe a larger fridge would be easy to install, since it is pre wired for electric. I recently removed the generator to install a newer quieter design. Since i am selling it you may want to add a generator to be fully self contained. There is a genorator bay already premiered. Although these are just recommendations as I have been traveling in it full time nothing has to be done before you can hit the road.