Wife and I had a 91′ Fleetwood Flair – the cheaper version of the bounder.
That tank was rock-solid. We got her in terrible condition after a tree strike, redid the roof. Other then that tree damage – she was rock solid the entire time she was ours. Any problems were super easy to fix and it was just an all around joy to drive and own.
If it’s built on a chevy chassis, you’ll need the chevy chassis code to find parts. The magic number for your searching is “Chevrolet P30 Step Van” or P31 (P30 is the “bread truck chassis” which 99.9999999% of parts match for and was super common truck in the 90’s. P31 is the subcode for motorhome chassis, but this model number is much less prevalent in auto parts catalogs.)
EDIT: PS Dammmmmn you! now me and the wife are looking at used motorhomes. 😀
Bucees are always the best rest stops! Wish they had them everywhere!
We’d love more pics!
Nice.
You can cook mad amounts of meth in there. Or so I’ve heard.
Wow, that RV has got some charm!
Good used class A is the best deal in the industry! Storage, generator and most of the trim and furniture is of higher quality.
Source: Just got our New to us Bounder 1990 with 69k original miles
