Exterior Details and Build Quality Conclusion
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2009 Newell Coach Complete Tour! (10 Years Old...Still 535,000!!)
What happens here
The tour concludes with a return to the exterior, focusing on the motorhome's wheels and chassis. The presenter examines the tires, noting the DOT date code (4216, indicating 42nd week of 2016) and advising that even with good tread, tires in large vehicles like these should be replaced every five years. He reiterates Newell's use of stainless steel over polished aluminum for body panels, contributing to both aesthetics and durability, and expresses his admiration for the complex paint job. The video ends emphasizing the rarity and high-quality construction of these specialized motorhomes.
Goal: Conclude the tour by highlighting external details and overall build quality.
Tools and materials
- Custom Paint Job Newell Coach — Adding intricate design and visual appeal to the exterior
- Michelin Tires — Providing traction and support for the heavy motorhome
- Stainless Steel Body Panels Newell Coach — Forming the exterior shell, offering durability and a polished look
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