DrVBrooks
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I will be shipping this RV out to my son in Washington. I need to see if the length, width, and height is listed anywhere. It isn't in the RV and I don't have a owner's manual. Can anyone help?
Dimensions of a 1997 Miranda Coachman
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Utclmjmpr
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Usually the model number will denote the length,,Example: the 300QB, is 30 ft. The width will be 8.5 ft.(102 in.) the height will be about 13 ft. >>>Dan ( Will the unit be driven to the washington address?) If so the dimensions won't matter and cost will be less.) >>> Look for a placard on the wall left of the drivers seat..
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Gary RV_Wizard
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That info isn't in the owner manual either.
The length will be within about a foot or so of its nominal size, e.g. a 30 foot model (determined from the model designation) will be about 31 ft. The height of a Class A motorhome can be anywhere between 11.0 and 13.0, with 11.6-12.5 the most common. Width is nominally 102", but that's a road-use width and doesn't include side mirrors or awning protrusions. If you are talking about loading it in a van, you need to count anything that sticks out the sides and doesn't fold up.
In practice, the only way to know is to get out a tape measure.
The length will be within about a foot or so of its nominal size, e.g. a 30 foot model (determined from the model designation) will be about 31 ft. The height of a Class A motorhome can be anywhere between 11.0 and 13.0, with 11.6-12.5 the most common. Width is nominally 102", but that's a road-use width and doesn't include side mirrors or awning protrusions. If you are talking about loading it in a van, you need to count anything that sticks out the sides and doesn't fold up.
In practice, the only way to know is to get out a tape measure.
Utclmjmpr
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I can't imagine the
cost to load and deliver that thing in a van, or even flat bed (low boy) A low boy now days runs about $100.00 per HOUR ( Both way's) with that height.. Driving it is the only sensible way.>>>Dan
cost to load and deliver that thing in a van, or even flat bed (low boy) A low boy now days runs about $100.00 per HOUR ( Both way's) with that height.. Driving it is the only sensible way.>>>Dan
Cost to ship it will likely exceed the value of the thing.
steveblonde
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DrVBrooks
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I'm having someone drive it out. The shipping company said with the height, It would be extremely expensive to put it on a lowboy and send it out. So, with gas and all, it will run me around $3000 to send it out to him. Seems a bit expensive, But it's better then sitting in my driveway. I would drive it out but I don't have enough time off for the next 4 months to drive it out then fly back.
Utclmjmpr
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Sounds like a workable plan,, Make sure the tires are up to it,,>>>Dan What is the distance.??
Utclmjmpr
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The most economical way would be to fly your son to the RV,, ( the cheapest way.)Have the gas tank full and tires checked out ( Not over 7 years old.),, insurance paid and roadside insurance included.. Buy a sleeping bag and groceries and send him on his way home.. You don't pay anyone a profit this way..>>>Dan
