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72 Superior motor coach

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72 Superior motor coach roy gibbens 9-28-04  
Would appreciate way to identify engine size and carburation info for single barrel. Thank you to much.

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Re: 72 Superior motor coach Jim Taylor 12-4-04  
The VIN number should indicate what engine you have. You will have to look it up in an older service manual. I have a 1972 Superior also.
Re: 72 Superior motor coach Lee Wilkes 3-24-05  
I have a 1972 Superior 2500, with the Dodge M400 chassis. I've been working on getting it operational for over a year. :( One thing I wonder.... HOW can it be useable for dry-camping with only a black-water tank, no grey-water?? The "book" says to leave the end cap on, and open the flush valve, so that the grey will go into the black tank. Seems to me it'll do the reverse...with black backing up into the faucet drains. Any ideas???? Please answer via e-mail.
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mrpbof@aol.com
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