1981 Rockwood Motorhome Prices and Specs

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Founded in 1972 as a family recreation manufacturer by Arthur E. Chapman, Rockwood was first involved in building camping and travel trailers. Rockwood moved into Class A and later Class C motorhomes as the recreational vehicle maker became diverse in product offerings. Passed through several ownership structures, Rockwood was eventually acquired by Forest River recreational product group that discontinued motorhome construction. Maintained as a brand name, Rockwood is now manufacturing camping, fifth wheel and travel trailers.

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MOTORHOMES - No longer in production after 1995. 1994 information not available.

Motorhomes	Length	Coach Design	Floor Plan	Self Cont.
M-1702	17'	Mini Motor Home (Class C)	Rear Bathroom	Yes
M-1703	17'	Mini Motor Home (Class C)	Rear Bathroom	Yes
M-2004, 2007	20'	Mini Motor Home (Class C)	Rear Gaucho	Yes
M-2302, 2303, 2307	23'	Mini Motor Home (Class C)	Rear Bathroom	Yes
M-2504, 2506, 2507	25'	Mini Motor Home (Class C)	Rear Bathroom	Yes

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1981 Rockwood Motorhome Prices and Specs

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