JDMopar wrote:

Any y'all old Dodgers ever have one that fell on it's face while going uphill? Got mine insured,inspected and tagged today, and while on the way to get the propane tank filled...I encountered the problem. It runs like a champ anywhere but uphill. It has an electric fuel pump at the tank,which feeds to the mechanical pump on the motor. Tried it with the electric pump on, and off.....didn't make a difference. I looked at the fuel filter up underneath it, and it looks like it's been there a few decades! I'm gonna change it tomorrow. I hope that's it....I'm bummed out about it! We have it all fixed up and was ready to head to Bristol and camp at the car show this weekend,but I ain't heading across the mountain till I'm sure it's fixed. Some basic info about the rig. 79 Class C Dodge with a 440,dual exhaust,factory thermoquad. It's been sitting for about 4 months, so it might have some condensation too. I'm gonna pour in a bottle or two of rubbing alcohol when I go fill it up after I replace the filter. It has a plastic gas tank, so I don't think it will be a rust issue. Any ideas appreciated.

JDMopar wrote:

If it was a spark issue, wouldn't it do it all the time? It's only as it goes uphill. The rest of the time, it runs like a gut shot cat!

oldtrucker63 wrote:

I still have my burnt orange seats and table cushions too, Ya think there is room in the movies for a part 1979 and part 2010 Dodge..LOL

skimask wrote:

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Orange/brown/tan cross-hatch front seats, lime-green dinette table, counter top, and same color vinyl trim in the back in the back.
All I need now is a disco ball, some strobe lights, and I'm set!
(oh...and a bucket and some rags to catch and soak up the roof leaks! )
JDG

Trish Davis wrote:

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I wonder ...is it only Dodge owners who carry on about our hideous interiors. Probably. ;-)