1981 GMC Glendale 23' Class C Motorhome
The 1981 GMC Glendale 23' Class C motorhome is a vintage Canadian-made RV built on the GMC G3500 Vandura chassis. Crafted by Glendale Industries in Strathroy, Ontario, this model is known for its reliable construction and efficient use of space, making it a comfortable choice for recreational travel. At 23 feet long, it fits into the mini motorhome category, providing a perfect balance of maneuverability and full living amenities. The motorhome is equipped with the GMC G3500 chassis, typically featuring either a 5.7L (350 cu in) or a 7.4L (454 cu in) Chevrolet V8 engine, both paired with a 3-speed automatic transmission. These engines generate between 160 and 230 horsepower, along with up to 385 lb-ft of torque, ensuring steady highway handling and towing capability with a rear-wheel-drive layout. The chassis has an estimated GVWR ranging from 8,600 to 10,500 lbs, depending on the specific build configuration, and it averages about 1012 miles per gallon on level terrain. The 23-foot Glendale motorhome boasts a wheelbase of approximately 140 inches and a height of around 10 to 11 feet. It features a fuel tank capacity of 3340 gallons, a fresh water tank of approximately 40 gallons, and a propane capacity of around 45 lbs.
Located in Charlotte, NC 28208
For more information, please call 833-265-6113 and mention ID 05131
