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• Nice Eldorado EMC Class A Motorhome - $5500 (SCHOOLCRAFT) Nice and Clean only 54,000 miles on this very Clean EMC Motorhomeby EldoradoNo Leaks, Comfortable, Everything working fine. Rock Solid Roof, Walls, Floor, Engine and Chassis, Good Tires Will serve you well for not much money! Starts and runs like a New One.GM P30 454 Chassis.
• 1965-1989 GEN 4 two piece rear seal Big block Chevy 380 HP high efficiency peanut port heads, very mild cam. Stroker 4.310' and 4.350'X 4.250' Steel crank.
• For one, these are rare beasts. The Eldorado Motor Corp. Built a small number of these between 1987 and 1989 and obviously used the lights and grille of the Lincoln Mark VII. They were considered Class A motor homes, and built in various lengths between 27 and 31 feet. These were true land yachts.

For Sale, El Dorado Starfire RV

Price: $6300
Used RV for Sale, This El Dorado Starfire RV Classic motorhome built by Ford it's a Collectors item built in 1986 has 30ft long and powered by 460 c.i.d. V-8 gas engine with automatic transmission good condition looking for new owner.

Motor Homes for Sale
Make	El Dorado	Model	Starfire	Year	1986
Class	A	Exterior Color	Brown	Engine	Ford
Fuel Type	Gas	Interior Color	Brown	Mileage
Length	30 Ft	Condition	Used	Insurance	N/A

Detail RV by owner
I'm selling our 1986 (first registration 1989) El Dorado Starfire. Manucactured by Ford
460 c.i.d. V-8 engine
(replacement parts easily available)
57331 miles / 257 generator hours
Current registration paid till 2015

1989 Emc Eldorado Motorhome Dealers

Pink slip in hand.
Current tags (2015)
Comes with 4 KW Onan generator, water heater, fridge, gas stove, microwave, TV, radio, CD playerchanger, shower, bath room, seating area (foldable table), sleeping area...
Sleeps 4.Bed in back. Foldable couch/bed in front.
Lots of cabinets, compartments, a closet and other storage spaces (inside and outside)
Tires are in great conditions (barely used)
2 Air conditioning units (front and back of the RV)
Ready to roll...!

1988 Emc Eldorado Motorhome

More detail and info
Here on Craigslist

Lincoln Mark VII Motor Home? Yup! Meet The Eldorado Starfire!

As you probably know, the 1980’s were a time of great excess, especially when it comes to road going vehicles. American luxury cars of the time were big, cushy, and broughamtastic. While you could stuff six people into your Lincoln Town Car if you had to, what if you wanted to take those six people on a transcontinental journey to visit every cocktail lounge in the land? Enter the Eldorado Starfire motor home!

Just you try and find a better way to travel the States in the mid 80’s. That’s right, you can’t! What a majestic, luxurious beast.

So, there’s one glaring aspect of this RV that stands out, and that’s the fact that it looks like it’s the result of what happens 9 months after a cocaine-fueled bender involving a Lincoln Mark VII, a “Dust Buster” Olds Silhouette minivan, and a Winnebago. Holy crap this thing is… umm… something. Well actually, it’s a lot of things. For one, these are rare beasts. The Eldorado Motor Corp. built a small number of these between 1987 and 1989 and obviously used the lights and grille of the Lincoln Mark VII. They were considered Class A motor homes, and built in various lengths between 27 and 31 feet. These were true land yachts.

CRT TV with a built-in VCR? Check. Skylight in the ceiling? Check. Enough brown and woodgrain to make you think that you are stuck in a Floridian “Over 55” community home’s kitchen in 1988? Also, check.

Oh, what’s that? You think that these things are so awesome that you have to seek one out to buy right now? Say no more, because I’ve found one for you already for the paltry sum of $25,000! You can thank me later. Let’s have a look!

Emc Eldorado Starfire Motorhome

The ad says:

ford fans/ RV fans and of course the you don’t have one of these fans. what we have here is a 1987 Lincoln 32 foot motor home 460 motor with a 6 speed overdrive automatic was featured on the cover of popular mechanics (1987), Oh ya i have that magazine for the non-believers, this RV gets around 14 mpg has all the style on the open road and turns heads has all the things you need to camp or because it is a mobile home you can use that to get around the loopholes that keep people from buying land and doping a camper on it yes because it is a motor home .This body is all fiberglass and well taken care of spent most of its life in California both roof top a.c”s work and its ready to drive away with its new owner . i will listen to reasonable offers/ trades and have many pictures and can answer questions

In typical BangShift fashion, let’s take a look at the pictures of this weirdo-mobile.

So, I’m thinking the seller found some nose candy inside of this old beast and snorted it all by the stuff he’s saying in the ad. Even so, there’s some important info here, like the fact that it comes with a Ford 460 for motivation. He says it will get 14mpg on the open road, but I’m thinking the drugs are doing the talking.

I always find it funny when RV manufacturers use lighting from other mass-produced automobiles. It’s a fun game to play “guess what vehicle those lights came from! ” on road trips, but if I saw this thing out on the highway, I’d have no problem figuring out where this luxury barge pilfered it’s parts from. They didn’t even bother removing the Lincoln hood ornament !

They even incorporated the Mark VII’s simulated continental kit hump into the back of this thing. Wowzers.

If I owned this thing, I’d drive across the country towing a trailer full of various Mark VII’s behind it, just because. I’d populate the trailer with a bunch of different ones from the 1984-92 model run, like a monochromatic 1992 Mark VII SE, a 1986 Mark VII White Lightning Edition, and even a equally-as-rare 1984 Mark VII Diesel, featuring a BMW turbodiesel I6! While I don’t think the one in the ad is worth the $25k asking price, it is definitely a conversation piece!

1989 Emc Eldorado Motorhome Parts

Let us know what you think of this luxurious monstrosity in the comments below!

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