1980 Sportscoach Motorhome Prices and Specs

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First building Class A motorhomes in 1968, Sportscoach recreational vehicles existed as a luxurious option for campground living. In 1978, Sportscoach was acquired by Coachmen RV but continued to operate as a unique product entity. Incorporating modern engineering for its time, Sportscoach 24-foot to 38-foot motorhomes were heavily equipped with home-like luxuries on chassis frames propelled by gasoline and diesel powerplants. Sportscoach ended operations after the 1993 model year but Coachmen RV would reuse the Sportscoach name to identify a motorhome line in the late 1990s.

Sportscoach Note

MOTORHOMES - No longer manufacturing this model.

(Model years 1993 - 1971)

Motorhomes	Length	Coach Design	Floor Plan	Self Cont.
M-2700LR	27'	Motor Home (Class A)	Front Lounge	Yes
M-2700SBRB	27'	Motor Home (Class A)	Rear Bathroom	Yes
M-3100SBRB	31'	Motor Home (Class A)	Rear Bathroom	Yes
M-3300SBRB	33'	Motor Home (Class A)	Rear Bathroom	Yes

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1980 Sportscoach Motorhome Prices and Specs

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