1986 Diplomat Prices, Values and Specs

Select a 1986 Diplomat Series

Becoming a line up of motorhomes, the Diplomat name was first used in the early 1970s under Executive Industries. Executive and the Diplomat name were eventually acquired by Monaco Coach Corporation. Having built Class C motorhomes, Diplomat spent the 1980s building larger Class A motorhomes ranging from 24 to 40 feet in length. The Diplomat name was discontinued after the 1988 model year replaced by the Executive moniker.

Diplomat Note

MOTORHOMES - For pricing information after 1988, refer to Executive.

Motorhomes	Length	Coach Design	Floor Plan	Self Cont.
M-30	30'	Motor Home (Class A)	Center Bathroom	Yes
M-33	33'	Motor Home (Class A)	Center Bathroom	Yes
M-35	35'	Motor Home (Class A)	Center Bathroom	Yes
M-36 Red	36'	Motor Home (Class A)	Center Bathroom	Yes
M-36 Reg	36'	Motor Home (Class A)	Center Bathroom	Yes
M-40 Red	40'	Motor Home (Class A)	Center Bathroom	Yes

M-40 Reg	40'	Motor Home (Class A)	Center Bathroom	Yes

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1986 Diplomat Prices, Values and Specs

Select a 1986 Diplomat Series

Diplomat Note

Motorhomes

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