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We're classic GMC owners and enthusiasts!

GMC Eastern States is an affiliated chapter of the Family Motor Coach Association. Members of GMCES are dedicated to continuing and building on the legacy of the GMC MotorHome as a recreational vehicle for the ages.

If you're looking for a motorhome that offers timeless style and design, you can find it in the GMC. If you'd like an RV that is sized right; not too big and not too small, it's there in the GMC. If you want a boulevard-like riding and handling experience, the GMC has it. If you want a vehicle ready to be customized to fit your personality, a GMC is waiting somewhere for you. Or, if you're looking for friends who are also proud owners of these classic coaches, there are GMC owners anxious to meet you and share their experiences with you. Just like the vehicles we own, GMCES is many things to many people.

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Article by Member Jim Bounds in RV Adventure Magazine

Jim Bounds, well-known Eastern States member and owner of Cooperative Motor Works in Orlando, has written a great article providing an overview on repairing and fully restoring a vintage RV. It is one of the features in the August issue. Of course, the focus of the article is on the GMC. The article may be viewed online at RV Adventure Magazine. Magazine editor Don Fink has given permission to GMC Eastern States to post a special PDF reprint here. View/download the article.

RV Adventure Magazine is a new, online magazine. Still in it’s infancy, four monthly issues have been released to date. The back issues may be viewed online. A nice feature of the site is the provision to link to a printer-friendly version of each article. The magazine produces feature articles on a monthly basis covering a range of topics. There’s also a web gallery, online forum, links to several sites of general interest (many GMC clubs are represented), and an online store. Subscriptions, at present, are free of cost for the online magazine. The magazine is well written and the web site is attractively laid out and easy to navigate.

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Visit the GM Next Wiki

William Bryant, well-known GMC historian, has written an interesting history on the GMC MotorHome. It is available for viewing at http://wiki.gmnext.com/wiki/index.php/The_GMC_MotorHome.

A 1976 GMC Royale by Coachmen. Thoroughly modernized for the 21st century.
Click on the photo to view/download the owner’s description of this coach.
(Photo used by permission)

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This site has been revised and rebuilt. The former site design is at http://www.gmceast.com/_original_design/.