How's this for a unique conversion option....

[IronChariot]

Check this thing out - great lines. Somebody buy his thing and turn it into an RV.

Revcon horse motorhome:

https://spacecoast.craigslist.org/rvs/5996902497.html

[roach711]

Looks like an old GMC motorhome with a horse trailer grafted on.

[EastCoastCB]

Originally Posted by roach711

Looks like an old GMC motorhome with a horse trailer grafted on.

Yes, it truly does.
Its definitely one of the fwd GM's.

[Elliot Naess]

Negative. It is a Revcon, which is a different brand of front wheel drive motorhome.
Cool vehicle, regardless.

[tobeamiss]

Who was it that's new here and has slept in his horse trailer a time or two and was looking for input on what to get? I just read it yesterday!

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[cowlitzcoach]

The Revcon, like the GMC and Cortez moho's, all used the Oldsmobile Toronado 455 V-8 and THM 425 transaxle for their power package.

I seriously doubt it has a 454 if the engine is original.

I actually think someone paid Revcon to graft a horse box onto a production moho. It actually doesn't look too bad.

Coach built horse boxes are the norm in England but they never have seemed to catch on in this country.

[DoubleO7]

I like the looks.
I wonder how much floor and chassis damage there is from all those years of horse pee.

[ennonne]

Later Revcons used a longitudinal mounted engine and "normal" rear drive transmission, and a transfer case set up to only power the front (solid) axle.

[joeblack5]

I have seen book mobiles using that setup. If you want to convert to 4*4 then it might be a good start.

Later j.

[DoubleO7]

Originally Posted by ennonne

Later Revcons used a longitudinal mounted engine and "normal" rear drive transmission, and a transfer case set up to only power the front (solid) axle.

That setup appears to still have independent front suspension.
Maybe a 1988or newer 3/4 or 1 ton GM 4x4 front axle and suspension.