Your Country Coach Motorcoach's Number-What is it, Where is it?

My Country Coach Number?
A Word about that Number You’re Ask for on Reg Forms

Whenever you sign up for a Country CoachFriends Incorporated club rally one of the things we're always asked to list on the rally registration form is your Country Coach #. 
If you're wondering what that number is and where it is located in your coach, look in the medicine cabinet in your Country Coach. You will find your Country Coach number on a label in the bathroom cabinet along with other information specific to your motorcoach. It is also listed as the serial number next to the entry door.

Your Country Coach Number sequence is tied to whichever Country Coach MODEL it is... Through 2009 each coach was assigned a CC# during its production process. It is not a club number as someone noted they had read somewhere recently; it is a specific identifying number of the former Country Coach manufacturer.

TRIBUTE: 70000 (five digit numbers began with 7-)

INSPIRE: 50000 (five digit numbers beginning w/ 5-)

ALLURE: 30000 (five digit numbers began w/ 3-)

INTRIGUE: 10000 (five digit numbers bagan w/ 1-)

LEXA, AFFINITY, MAGNA, CONCEPT: Four digit numbers (5262, 6012, or 6015M, 6025A; L, M or A after number meant Lexa, Magna or Affinity)

 

RHAPSODY numbering began with an R (R-7, R-8)

 

CC PREVOST CONVERSIONS numbering began with 6 (6XXXX) and in the later years L (L-7, L-8, etc)

 

* The Mystique (Class A) and Max (Class C) were also built for a short time. Mystique numbering began with 8 (80001, 80002…). Before that time, simply Country Campers and Country Coach motorcoaches were built, many of which are still on the road today. I noticed one of these older models parked at Country Coach Corporation right now with a "for sale" sign in it....and I often see one of those sporty little Max Class C motorhomes around Junction City.

So….now the next time you're asked on a Country Coach Friends Inc rally registration form for your Country Coach number, a quick place to reference it is that bathroom cabinet door—or right next to the door on a plate is the “serial number” which is your CC#.  *For our Non-Country Coach Members, this info is of course irrelevant, and you can simply put the Brand, Model, Year and Length on the form in the appropriate spaces.