The powertrain is 100% Toronado with the 455 CU engine and the sidewinder transmission, connected to the engine by a mesh chain. The Toronado was originally assembled on a dedicated assembly line in Lansing, MI; I used to walk by that line every day, in the late 60's early 70's. It was the most hand-built car in all of GM. The assy line was off in one corner of the huge Olds main assembly plant. The engine and transmission were mounted on a cradle/sub-frame, then the Toronado body mated to the powertrain. Periodically, an engine/tranny/frame set was assembled, but pulled off the line, and never installed in a Toronado. That powertrain unit was then diverted and shipped to the site where the GMC RV was assembled. Voila, the powertrain was installed in the RV. So all GMC RV's of this vintage were running GM Olds Toronado powertrains from Lansing, MI.
+1. .. oldcarboater. .. Luv the production details down memory lane. .. A former boss bought a brand new 26' GMC Motorhome back in the day. .. His business was a machine shop which gave him the time and means to constantly tinker with the new GMC coach. .. The model year was a 1976 IIRC. .. A big ole white exterior GMC with beige interior.....
I agree. They shouldn't have discontinued it in the first place. Not everyone needs or wants a Winnebago Brave or Chieftain. RV buyers want variety. Not everyone can drive a 30+' diesel pusher. Not everyone can tow a toy hauler.
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Geeze ! The side and rear windows are huge ! 1976 Eleganza II by GMC ............ Lime and Lemon colors were big back then if I remember ? I'd like to do mine in Steampunk.
Two thumbs up! My best friend’s Dad growing up rented one of these when they first come out. We guys stayed up all night playing cards in that thing. It was so futuristic looking back then. Still love that style.
Wow. Awesome restore. These are the best motor homes ever made. Way ahead of their time when they came out and they still are ahead of their time. GM should have never stopped making them. Imagine what a new GMC motor home would be like if they kept on building them. Thanks this brought back incredible memories from my childhood.
Beautiful looking rig. I've always been interested in the GMC Motorhome. I've never driven one, nor have I ridden in one. If I could afford one, I'd buy one, and take it for a drive around the USA, Canada, and perhaps Mexico. 🙂
wdempsey100 This was supposed to be its competitor around the same timeframe. It, too, proved too expensive to put on the market. Whadda think? www.bing.com/images/search?q=revcon+motorhome&qpvt=revcon+motorhome&FORM=IGRE&id=76CD0B68AA92F7B2CBD91CC03EF535C6CCF08883&selectedIndex=0#view=detail&id=76CD0B68AA92F7B2CBD91CC03EF535C6CCF08883&selectedIndex=0
You dialed it into perfection. Why not keep it?? You'll never find a better one. I am going to try to find a way to download or save this video so that if I ever get the money to upgrade a GMC M/H I will have all the best ideas. You did it all. Bravo!
It maybe a 1976 GMC motorhome, however i dont even think the 20% (as the narrator stated) remains. I really dont like it. Should have tried to keep it as original as possible. 20% to me isn't original
The GMC looked awesome and I was very impressed with the quality of the workmanship! I feel your price is very reasonable and would much rather have a custom rebuilt coach built with modern technology. I have seen $400,000 coaches that were full of problems and were just a joke when it comes to build quality. Please continue to provide these awesome coaches to people who really appreciate the time and effort that goes into making a classic coach even better!
I so agree. I'd prefer this any day than what's being offered today. Today's motorhomes look like cargo containers on wheels, no shape to them whatsoever. All the colour and designs on them don't make make for an attractive motorhome.
I must say I was surprised by the appraised value AND the money invested. I would have expected a MUCH larger figure given the extent of the restoration as well as the quality and sheer number of major upgrades. Beautiful job ; I would have figured it for 200K plus , even allowing for wholesale materials and parts connections.
I had that engine in my olds 98 , it was build when gas was cheap 😊 I never did a mileage check because it would have depressed me tooo much! can’t imagine how much more expensive this motor home would be on fuel economy 😂
My brother just bought one. He is in for some fun. His is in much better shape however,floors are solid. The suspension bags need replaced as well as all belts,hoses,tires,brakes. He plans on restoring whatever needs done. Yours is beautiful! They built those things with front wheel drive. He said the fuel lines are not steel,so you changed that.
Ok, you're just bragging now lol... Seriously though, well done. Absolutely gorgeous! I've always wanted to restore a 1973-1978 GMC Motorhome Coach. Maybe one day....
So refreshing to see someone do something the right way instead of the easy way. Sorry you took a financial powdering on it but what a thorough and meticulous job you did. I hope you can create your own niche market where people will see the value added in your renewed and improved products and pay commensurately. Well done you.
And there goes like 400,000 dollars or more because is restored.They don't tell the price to not scare people.That RV is more expensive than most of the modern R Vs in the market today.
They're really neat and they're some of the best built motorhomes ever but as long as you don't break a door handle or anything because good luck finding one
Well you sure are a craftsman! This is one gorgeous beauty, and very well restored, kudos! Not many people do a good job like this. By the way, your videos need some fine tuning. It would help if you did not have inset slides whizzing in and out. Just keep it simple and pan slowly around. Also the background music and droning robotic voice with an endless list of upgrades. Print the list and post it in text. Put some soothing music on and pan the camera slowly on the restored van. We want to enjoy this beautiful work of art without distraction.
Thanks for the recommendations. I agree on some of your points. I did make another video in text and made this one with voice. More people are watching this one then the text one. On our next video, working on it right now, I will have in mind your recommendations. Thanks.
That is the gorgeous GMC I’ve ever seen... and I think someone stoled it for $99. My father in law had and would leave Montana for the winter and come to so cal for a month and I got to do all the driving... he was scared of thee traffic. I loved driving it to SeaWorld, Disneyland, universals studios
$85k is pretty good price for what you get . It's been rebuilt to modern standards. You could buy a new one but anybody can do that. Great Job. Just didn't hear anything about new engine as that was it's weak spot at only 260 HP and all that weight. Even with the 403 or 454 it would chug up a hill at 45 mph. I might have looked at modern 6 speed transmission and big block fuel injection corvette engine. Oh yeah....
I beg to differ. My buddies and I would rent one every year from Orson E. Coe Pontiac GMC in Grand Rapids Michigan to go to the Indy 500. It was as good as it gets. I don't know who told you 45mph uphill, but they were lying. One year there were 11 of us in ours, and I had no problem keeping up with race traffic getting out of Indy. Uphill, downhill, NO PROBLEM with a 455,not 454. I even chirpped the tires from a standing start trying to take a Camaro at the light, and it worked, until he realized what I was doing. These were easy AND comfortable to drive, as long as you used your mirrors and knew how tall it was. With the front drive, we were even able to get anywhere from 8-12mpg, depending on how many we carried, which in later years when we had to rent a Winny because Coe stopped renting them, we only got 4mpg.
Just watched your part two rebuild video; absolutely remarkable work on both RVs. Do you currently have (or plan to have) another restore in the works anytime within the near future?
What a Beautiful job you have done on this GMC RV. It's better than when it was built brand new. And the money that you put into it. "Who Cares" you have one beautiful RV. Have you ever thought of putting a Diesel motor in it. I think Diesel is a much better engine than gasoline. Although I never drove one of these RV's I just thought the gasoline engine wouldn't last as long as a Diesel because the weight. I even wonder if you could put one of those GM V-8 diesels that they made back in those days they used them in the Cadillac or Oldsmobiles.
Hobbs Cienda I know one thing. Judging from your work, I just can't wait till springs comes around. If you produced something as great as this one, the next one will be the James Bond Aston of the rv world. See ya come spring, okay?
I don't know how I never saw this before. Very nice. My '78 is now under restoration. It's completely gutted and started with a new heavier than original frame and a GMC 8100. We live in Pleasanton TX. Where are you? We'd love to see your coach.
there are gmc motorhomes with rebuild engines, drivetrains, new airbags, new brakes, completely new interiors (including toilette, shower, kitchen) etc. that are offered for about $55000, that is a much more rational price for a gmc motorhome in very good condition but $90k is to much when i consider that for that much money there are all brand new complettely equipped a-class motorhomes.
YOU DID IT RITE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Looks Brand New!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Goood Luck to New Owners,,,,, Jack,,,, Whats ORIGANAL????????????????????????? LOL,,jack....
Nice work! Looks awesome! What did it looks like when you bought it? Reminds me of listening to Ray Venkman, on Ghostbusters, where he was listing all the items that needed to be replaced on the Ecto-1.
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The powertrain is 100% Toronado with the 455 CU engine and the sidewinder transmission, connected to the engine by a mesh chain. The Toronado was originally assembled on a dedicated assembly line in Lansing, MI; I used to walk by that line every day, in the late 60's early 70's. It was the most hand-built car in all of GM. The assy line was off in one corner of the huge Olds main assembly plant. The engine and transmission were mounted on a cradle/sub-frame, then the Toronado body mated to the powertrain.
Periodically, an engine/tranny/frame set was assembled, but pulled off the line, and never installed in a Toronado. That powertrain unit was then diverted and shipped to the site where the GMC RV was assembled. Voila, the powertrain was installed in the RV. So all GMC RV's of this vintage were running GM Olds Toronado powertrains from Lansing, MI.
+1. .. oldcarboater. .. Luv the production details down memory lane. .. A former boss bought a brand new 26' GMC Motorhome back in the day. .. His business was a machine shop which gave him the time and means to constantly tinker with the new GMC coach. .. The model year was a 1976 IIRC. .. A big ole white exterior GMC with beige interior.....
MASTERPIECE!!! GMC needs to bring back this classic beauty!!!
They sure do Rudy nothing else looks as awesome as gmc in the motorhomes absolutely beautiful
I actually emailed GM CEO, Mary Barra, a couple of days ago imploring her to do just that!
I agree. They shouldn't have discontinued it in the first place. Not everyone needs or wants a Winnebago Brave or Chieftain. RV buyers want variety. Not everyone can drive a 30+' diesel pusher. Not everyone can tow a toy hauler.
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I am blown away, what a masterpeice!
Geeze ! The side and rear windows are huge ! 1976 Eleganza II by GMC ............ Lime and Lemon colors were big back then if I remember ? I'd like to do mine in Steampunk.
This is exactly what a resto-mod should be. Great build
Two thumbs up! My best friend’s Dad growing up rented one of these when they first come out. We guys stayed up all night playing cards in that thing. It was so futuristic looking back then. Still love that style.
You did an OUTSTANDING job on this a tribute to GMC
I find this way more attractive than anything offered today.
Wow. Awesome restore. These are the best motor homes ever made. Way ahead of their time when they came out and they still are ahead of their time. GM should have never stopped making them. Imagine what a new GMC motor home would be like if they kept on building them.
Thanks this brought back incredible memories from my childhood.
I agree. They never miss an opportunity to miss an opportunity. They had a great idea, they should've indeed kept it up.
Beautiful looking rig. I've always been interested in the GMC Motorhome. I've never driven one, nor have I ridden in one. If I could afford one, I'd buy one, and take it for a drive around the USA, Canada, and perhaps Mexico. 🙂
Forever young! I stripped my 1975 down to restore and the aluminum structure wrapped in aluminum skin is still like new!!
If GM were building them all over again, this is what it would be.....this has to be the best one on the road.
wdempsey100 This was supposed to be its competitor around the same timeframe. It, too, proved too expensive to put on the market. Whadda think?
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I assume engines today are vastly more fuel efficient.
Take a shot of whiskey every time he says NEW..
jk. this is a well sorted gmc motorhome. well done on the restoration
You dialed it into perfection. Why not keep it?? You'll never find a better one.
I am going to try to find a way to download or save this video so that if I ever get the money to upgrade a GMC M/H I will have all the best ideas. You did it all. Bravo!
Great presentation! Beautiful RV. Love GMCs :~)
Wow all I can say is great job restoring these GMC RV, is beautiful, enjoyed the video as well. Thank u for sharing.....
The video could be a whole lot shorter if you just tell us what you didn't replace it got a little bored.
Wow, that coach is beautiful! You didn't leave a stone unturned. MAGNIFICENT?
Essentially, you re-manufactured this RV.
+Mark Job Yeah, I thought the same.
he made the rv as if gm was smart enough to still make the rv today maybe even better
It maybe a 1976 GMC motorhome, however i dont even think the 20% (as the narrator stated) remains. I really dont like it. Should have tried to keep it as original as possible. 20% to me isn't original
What? No missile launchers, flame throwers, 50 cal. machine gun, retractable armor, radar? lol. nice rig.
I would definitely pay $50,000
The GMC looked awesome and I was very impressed with the quality of the workmanship! I feel your price is very reasonable and would much rather have a custom rebuilt coach built with modern technology. I have seen $400,000 coaches that were full of problems and were just a joke when it comes to build quality. Please continue to provide these awesome coaches to people who really appreciate the time and effort that goes into making a classic coach even better!
I so agree. I'd prefer this any day than what's being offered today. Today's motorhomes look like cargo containers on wheels, no shape to them whatsoever. All the colour and designs on them don't make make for an attractive motorhome.
Wow! This motorhome is absolutely awesome! Great job!
Man, that's the longest list by far I've ever heard of, and every item starts with a new.
New,New,New,New,New,New.......ROFL! Love the build..looks great.
I must say I was surprised by the appraised value AND the money invested. I would have expected a MUCH larger figure given the extent of the restoration as well as the quality and sheer number of major upgrades. Beautiful job ; I would have figured it for 200K plus , even allowing for wholesale materials and parts connections.
Wow she's better than when she rolled out the factory.
I love it! Great job done on this GMC.
Turn this into a drinking game. Each time he says NEW, take a drink. You'd be dead 😂
Gorgeous. If GMC ever started making these again, it'd be a lot like this.
Hey, Hobbs Cienda, we're slowly but surely inching towards that Great Day. So I'm watching ya!
Great refurb! Great reverb!
It should be produced with some updates till now days as for example mercedes G, or Porsche 911. It is iconic car. Great job!
WOW, this has/had more new equipment than most new rigs!
i'd buy it in a heartbeat. just beautiful...
What a ride. You definetly had to have money!!new new new new
Man, that's the way to upgrade or refurbish a vehicle! Would love to have it...
I had that engine in my olds 98 , it was build when gas was cheap 😊 I never did a mileage check because it would have depressed me tooo much! can’t imagine how much more expensive this motor home would be on fuel economy 😂
I’m not sure but felt compelled to listen to the end
That's a HUGE closet. Did not expect that.
My brother just bought one. He is in for some fun. His is in much better shape however,floors are solid. The suspension bags need replaced as well as all belts,hoses,tires,brakes. He plans on restoring whatever needs done. Yours is beautiful! They built those things with front wheel drive. He said the fuel lines are not steel,so you changed that.
would be nice to see all the new installed up close
I miss my gmc motorhome
Go get another one. Life is too short. Make dreams come true.
beautiful motorhome.
STUNNING AWSOME EFFORT OUTSTANDING DUDE 👍👍💖👍👍
Absolutely beautiful. Wish I could have bought it.
Ok, you're just bragging now lol... Seriously though, well done. Absolutely gorgeous! I've always wanted to restore a 1973-1978 GMC Motorhome Coach. Maybe one day....
Wow a new 1976 motor home 🔥🔥🔥🔥love it🤗🌠
So refreshing to see someone do something the right way instead of the easy way. Sorry you took a financial powdering on it but what a thorough and meticulous job you did. I hope you can create your own niche market where people will see the value added in your renewed and improved products and pay commensurately. Well done you.
+Ed S. Agreed!
I dont think back in the 70s there was such a thing as Mobil 1 synthetic. Hell of a nice ride there.
Totally awesome!!
Just unbelievable !!
And there goes like 400,000 dollars or more because is restored.They don't tell the price to not scare people.That RV is more expensive than most of the modern R Vs in the market today.
He wants $89,000 which actually seems reasonable all things considered.
+VinylToVideo .....just too rude to ask price .
They're really neat and they're some of the best built motorhomes ever but as long as you don't break a door handle or anything because good luck finding one
The six-wheel wheel design is really neat I guess they did that instead of Dooley's to keep the wheel well small inside the RV
VinylToVideo 99,000
Wow... so this is basically a brand new camper. I love it.. no half assing on this rig.
Well you sure are a craftsman! This is one gorgeous beauty, and very well restored, kudos! Not many people do a good job like this.
By the way, your videos need some fine tuning. It would help if you did not have inset slides whizzing in and out. Just keep it simple and pan slowly around. Also the background music and droning robotic voice with an endless list of upgrades. Print the list and post it in text. Put some soothing music on and pan the camera slowly on the restored van. We want to enjoy this beautiful work of art without distraction.
Thanks for the recommendations.
I agree on some of your points.
I did make another video in text and made this one with voice. More people are watching this one then the text one.
On our next video, working on it right now, I will have in mind your recommendations.
Thanks.
That is beautiful.
Incredible :-)
Nicely done
Every time he says the word “new” you have to take a drink 🥃
Amen
Beautiful
*Awesome* 😎😎😎😎
That is the gorgeous GMC I’ve ever seen... and I think someone stoled it for $99. My father in law had and would leave Montana for the winter and come to so cal for a month and I got to do all the driving... he was scared of thee traffic. I loved driving it to SeaWorld, Disneyland, universals studios
Unlike the square boxes of most of todays RVs, this look so much better. I'd like permanent in the back. Noone has mentioned the engines
amazing !!!
Awesome!
In short, you'd be getting a brand, spanking new unit straight off the showroom floor! No need to gild the lily! Thank you for sharing.
Wish I could afford this very nice !!
So gorgeous ❤️
dang you rock!
$85k is pretty good price for what you get . It's been rebuilt to modern standards. You could buy a new one but anybody can do that.
Great Job. Just didn't hear anything about new engine as that was it's weak spot at only 260 HP and all that weight. Even with the 403 or 454 it would chug up a hill at 45 mph. I might have looked at modern 6 speed transmission and big block fuel injection corvette engine. Oh yeah....
I beg to differ. My buddies and I would rent one every year from Orson E. Coe Pontiac GMC in Grand Rapids Michigan to go to the Indy 500. It was as good as it gets. I don't know who told you 45mph uphill, but they were lying. One year there were 11 of us in ours, and I had no problem keeping up with race traffic getting out of Indy. Uphill, downhill, NO PROBLEM with a 455,not 454. I even chirpped the tires from a standing start trying to take a Camaro at the light, and it worked, until he realized what I was doing. These were easy AND comfortable to drive, as long as you used your mirrors and knew how tall it was. With the front drive, we were even able to get anywhere from 8-12mpg, depending on how many we carried, which in later years when we had to rent a Winny because Coe stopped renting them, we only got 4mpg.
Just watched your part two rebuild video; absolutely remarkable work on both RVs. Do you currently have (or plan to have) another restore in the works anytime within the near future?
Nice!
Great job I would have said pretty new everything!!! If it could be upgraded or refurbished it was done!
Nice rig
It is beautiful
What a Beautiful job you have done on this GMC RV. It's better than when it was built brand new. And the money that you put into it. "Who Cares" you have one beautiful RV. Have you ever thought of putting a Diesel motor in it. I think Diesel is a much better engine than gasoline. Although I never drove one of these RV's I just thought the gasoline engine wouldn't last as long as a Diesel because the weight. I even wonder if you could put one of those GM V-8 diesels that they made back in those days they used them in the Cadillac or Oldsmobiles.
Awesome
bad ass!!!
Has it sold yet? what a great job you have done ,congrats
Amazing, I would buy this.
We just completed our second one. Look up GMC Eleganza II #2
It's really neat but sourcing Parts would be a challenge in itself they only made these things for a few years
Wow! Would you do another one the same way again?
My computer crashed calculating the number of "new" said in this video.
JK, it a master piece, should cost a million.
Wow, the only thing original is the "Foot Print", nice job !
New RV!!
Crazy beautiful! I wonder what it sold for?
Thank you for your comment.
Hobbs Cienda I know one thing. Judging from your work, I just can't wait till springs comes around. If you produced something as great as this one, the next one will be the James Bond Aston of the rv world. See ya come spring, okay?
was there anything NEW Installed?
mooseman_24 just about everything on it is new.
hahahhaahahaha
Mooseman Adventures 💀💀💀🤣😂😅. Thank you Mooseman ! I’m on the floor.
Any good used parts installed? Lol. That's a nice restoration 👍
Mooseman Adventures I just pissed myself!🤣😂😜😂👍🏼
I don't know how I never saw this before. Very nice. My '78 is now under restoration. It's completely gutted and started with a new heavier than original frame and a GMC 8100. We live in Pleasanton TX. Where are you? We'd love to see your coach.
there are gmc motorhomes with rebuild engines, drivetrains, new airbags, new brakes, completely new interiors (including toilette, shower, kitchen) etc. that are offered for about $55000, that is a much more rational price for a gmc motorhome in very good condition but $90k is to much when i consider that for that much money there are all brand new complettely equipped a-class motorhomes.
Wonder where this one is now.. would like to have it.. .. nice..
😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😎 beautiful
Holy shit the flying still images gave me a bit of an aneurysm. Nice looking rig tho.
I love everything about it except for the exterior color I just think it could look so much better than it does on the exterior anyway
I had to mute the video to continue watching. Everything is new... we get it already. Other than that, awesome job!
YOU DID IT RITE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Looks Brand New!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Goood Luck to New Owners,,,,, Jack,,,,
Whats ORIGANAL????????????????????????? LOL,,jack....
Nice work! Looks awesome! What did it looks like when you bought it? Reminds me of listening to Ray Venkman, on Ghostbusters, where he was listing all the items that needed to be replaced on the Ecto-1.
(Salivating)
ABSOLUTELY STUNNING and INSTANTLY (Well... After 4.33-Years) Thee MOST SOUGHT AFTER and COVETED GMC RV, ON PLANET EARTH...!!!
Sooooooo...When my Ship comes in...
(And... IT WILL COME IN 😉)
Would you ever consider Doing Another BUILD (with Additional R+L Side-View Camera System... Also, a few more Layers of Clear-Coat on the gorgeous Mahogany Cabinetry & Woodwork, possibly a Set of Custom Side-Pipes or Side Exhausts in front of Rear Tandes [with Hidden Electromechanical Butterfly "Hot Rod Bypass," just for periodic Giggles and Grins] and lastly...
Additional Full SOLAR-Power Capabilities for some Serious Time boondocking...
It's hard to improve on PERFECTION...
BUT...
This could possibly be in the right direction...
Oooh...!!!
I certainly hope that you got your Asking Price...
BECAUSE...
She's a thing of Beauty...
I sincerely would've STAYED at the $150,000°° MARK... Because she isn't just a Rarity... She Is ONE Of A KIND...!!!
And, I can't imagine how many people with Offers FILLED Your Email Account...
.May've even BLEW UP Your Email Account...!!!
lol
Hopefully, we'll be taking over the Phone... REAL SOON...!!!
FANTASTIC FORETHOUGHT and REFURBERATION...!!!
....and a partridge in a pear treeeee!!!
The next best looking Motorhome to a Airstream
all that work i,d keep it