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Archaeological discovery in the back of the Birch [message #289574] Wed, 28 October 2015 00:16 Go to previous message
timthenomad   United States
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I've had the coach for about 3 months now and have been amazed at how generally original and "untouched" it is. I had to pul apart the back bed/couch and was thinking the 20 or so screws to take it apart was a bit of an ordeal to go through to periodically service the Air tank. I saw this but I thought it was just for storing the shore power cord..

http://qa.tahitiblue.com/images/GMC/mystery-box_sm.jpg

I looked closer and noticed that cord didn't go into the box. I undid the thumbscrews not knowing what to inspect and found this...
http://qa.tahitiblue.com/images/GMC/powerhouse_sm.jpg

If its not the original battery it is pretty close to it. Looks the same as this one in an Ad from 77
https://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=1499&dat=19770214&id=GQwqAAAAIBAJ&sjid=TikEAAAAIBAJ&pg=2768,2188110&hl=en

Are the concours d'elegance judges impressed with a vintage battery? I guess I could leave it in, its built it's own Isolator.

--tim
 
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