1984 Monaco Prices, Values and Specs

Select a 1984 Monaco Year and Model

Founded in 1968 as Caribou Manufacturing Company, the beginning of Monaco started with the modest but successful business of building truck campers. Reformed as the Monaco Coach Corporation in 1977, the brand became recognized as a motorhome builder. First building Class C motorhomes, Monaco migrated into the construction of Class A motor coaches ranging up to 45 feet in length. The parent company Monaco filed for bankruptcy in 2009 but production was able to continue with assets being sold to Navistar Incorporation Corporation.

(Model years 2019 - 1975)

Motorhomes	Length	Coach Design	Floor Plan	Self Cont.
Party Model	25'	Mini Motor Home (Class C)	All Floor Plans	Yes
Riviera	26'	Motor Home (Class A)	All Floor Plans	Yes
Monte Carlo	29'	Motor Home (Class A)	All Floor Plans	Yes
Baron	31'	Motor Home (Class A)	All Floor Plans	Yes
Prince, Duke	33'	Motor Home (Class A)	All Floor Plans	Yes
Regent, Tycoon	35'	Motor Home (Class A)	All Floor Plans	Yes

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1984 Monaco Prices, Values and Specs

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