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Coachmen Royal 345 – a motorhome from the American maker Coachmen: six-cylinder engine, gross weight 7,490 kg, length 10,900 mm, built 1992
Coachmen Royal 345 comes from the American motorhome maker Coachmen Industries of Elkhart, Indiana, which has built motorhomes and caravans since the 1960s and used the Royal range for its upmarket segment. The number 345 in the model name follows the US motorhome convention of stating vehicle length, here roughly 34.5 feet, matching the 10,900 mm length listed in the register.
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For this 1992 model the register lists a six-cylinder engine. Kerb weight is 7,140 kg, gross vehicle weight 7,490 kg. The vehicle is 10,900 mm long, 2,500 mm wide, with a wheelbase of 5,280 mm.
At 10,900 mm long, the Royal 345 counts among the large motorhomes of its day, built for longer trips with a fixed layout for living and sleeping. Between kerb and gross weight only around 350 kg of headroom remains, which a body this long and heavy can already use up through its water tank, gas bottles and luggage.
For a used example, check for damp and corrosion on the long body, especially the roof and floor, the condition of the chassis and suspension under the high gross weight, brake system operation, and the seals of windows, roof hatches and entry doors. Drivetrain parts run through the chassis maker's dealer network, while parts for the living compartment come through workshops specialising in US motorhomes.
Sources: SpecCodex-Register: Kennwerte des Modells Coachmen Royal 345
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