more 1979 concord pics

cubano222 · July 01, 2013, 01:12 PM

3 more pics of my rig. Thank you for welcoming me to this Winnebago site even though mine is a different model. By the way, I am a big Harley Davidson fan owning a refurbished 1972 Sportster & a 2005 Softail Springer.

M & J · July 01, 2013, 01:56 PM

That is stunning work. I checked the prices on the slipcovers.com website. Wow. $63/per for the ones we would recover but I see their work is strictly top shelf.

Where in Tennessee? We moved from Memphis about 6 years ago to north eastern Kentucky. Kids and grandkids are still in Fayette County down there.

cubano222 · July 01, 2013, 02:03 PM

I live in Portland, TN which is about 36 miles north of Nashville. Portland is just a few miles from Franklin, KY. At the time I got my slip covers, it cost me about $400 for 12 cushions but the fabric is great & workmanship is perfect. Made everything inside look new.

LJ-TJ · July 01, 2013, 02:38 PM

Geeeees I love the bumper extension. Any chance you could get more pictures of it and tell us how you did it. I'm looking to do something similar to our 75 bago.

Mytdawg · July 01, 2013, 03:08 PM

The dash work looks very nice too. Kind of a tuck and roll thing goin on.

cubano222 · July 01, 2013, 03:20 PM

The bumper extension was on it when I bought it. Looks like they just used angle iron & that metal weave stuff to make it. They attached it to the bumper brackets & attached the bumper to the box. On one side, it has a door that swings open to get inside the box. I bought a plastic tool box at Lowe's & set in it to put my leveling jacks, tools, ect. They also put a large PVC pipe along the back of the box where you can slide in the dumping hose. Its pretty cool. I'll see if I can get better pics of this.-

LJ-TJ · July 01, 2013, 06:48 PM

That would be great. If you get a sec and have the time, any chance you could get us a few measurements. Thanks Mate.

LJ-TJ · July 08, 2013, 02:02 PM

Perfect! I was thinking some where around 19" as that seems to be the width (depth) when somebody sticks a car carrier on the back of there rigs so thanks to you I'm going to go with twenty inches. I love the way you have incorporated it into the rear of your rig so it looks like the rig was built that way.