jgarner721 Report post Posted August 27, 2016 Good Morning Everyone, My wife and I are new members to FMCA . We have been looking for over a year for the perfect Class A with all the features we wanted. We always ended up back at the Alfa. Finally at Lazydays in Colorado, we found the one. We pick it up today and we are so happy. We have all the service records but "No" owners manual. Any ideas where I can get one. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
dickandlois Report post Posted August 27, 2016 jgarner721, Welcome to the FMCA Forum ! Could you post the Model and Year of your Alfa coach for the group? Kind of helps to narrow down the correct owners manual needed. In the mean time you might start by looking at this link: http://mavericksrvclub.com/SUNDANCERS%20CHAPTER%20URL.pdf Rich. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
wildebill308 Report post Posted August 28, 2016 Welcome to the forum. Congratulations on your new coach. If you add it to your signature it will help to get you better answers to questions. Bill Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
lmsooter Report post Posted August 28, 2016 13 hours ago, jgarner721 said: Good Morning Everyone, My wife and I are new members to FMCA . We have been looking for over a year for the perfect Class A with all the features we wanted. We always ended up back at the Alfa. Finally at Lazydays in Colorado, we found the one. We pick it up today and we are so happy. We have all the service records but "No" owners manual. Any ideas where I can get one. Welcome to the FMCA forum. You will find several Alfa specific forums which might be helpful. Post a message on the following 2 forums and you will probably get a response from a member with a 2002 manual. If you know your build number it would be good to add that to your message. You should have a data sheet either inside a cabinet door or inside the mirrored doors in the kitchen. It will be 5 digits and start with a 7 (mine is 74151). https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/alfaseeya/conversations/topics https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/SeeYaDP/conversations/topics Leisure Coachworks (formerly Alfateers) You might contact them to see if they could send you a manual. https://www.leisurecw.com/ One of the forum members has posted a lot of Alfa information on a Google Drive. The 2002 Owners Manual is not on there but the 2003 is there in addition to various system manuals. It is free to use and requires no registration. https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B6YxOhJ1PMxRNmYzZDg0YjMtYWU0NC00ZWZkLThiMjYtMWE3MTM3NjM0OWFi Enjoy your new Alfa. We purchased ours in 2011 after looking at various coaches for 2 years - just kept coming back to the Alfa. It has been to Canada and Alaska from Texas - a little over 10,000 miles in 2012. And 5500 miles last year east of the Mississippi. We are currently in Chama, NM. If you have any questions I might help with feel free to send me a message. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
jgarner721 Report post Posted October 22, 2021 Good morning from the mile high city. We bought our alfa see ya 36FD. In 2016. We have been living in it for the past 3 years now as I'm only 18 months to retirement. We love our alfa as we have made one trip to east coast and ended up driving about 4500 miles. Our plan is going to Arizona for the winter. Then to the east coast to pick up my sister. Then to Alaska for a couple of months. We are planning for 2023. We are looking for any advise we can get concerning our trip, prep, etc We have been down sizing for some time now (10 years) and are ready. Watching you tube for advise and some knowledge that is not personal. Getting ready and planning for retirement is done. Information on starting a blog with the name Marti and Big Dog. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
weareontheGO Report post Posted January 13, 2022 my wife and i bought a 2002 alfa seeya in august of 2020. just retired and are now full time rving. now in florida for winter. will head back to pa in may for little while then west. still working out the little bugs that keep popping up, but sofar so good. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites