Monaco Coach Corporation Timeline / Brief History

History:
1953 - Holiday Rambler founded in Wakarusa, IN
1968 - Monaco founded 1968 in Junction City, Oregon as Caribou Manufacturing Company
1968 - Beaver Motorcoach Corp founded in Bend, OR. (Named after Oregon State mascot)
1977 - Caribou Manufacturing Company changes name to Monaco Coach Corporation (MCC)
1984 - Monaco acquires Roadmaster Chassis division of Chrysler
1986 - Safari Motorcoach Corp founded in Harrisburg, OR
1994 - Safari Motorcoach Corp purchases Beaver Motorocoach Corp
1994 - Monaco moves from Junction City, OR to Coburg, OR
1996 - Monaco acquires Holiday Rambler
2002 - MCC acquires Safari Motorcoach Corporation (including Beaver Motorcoach Corporation)
2009 - MCC files Chapter 11 bankruptcy (reorganization) in April; converted to Chapter 7 (liquidation) in June
2009 - MCC assets purchased by Navistar; division renamed Monaco RV LLC.
2013 - Monaco RV assets purchase by REV in 2013 as part of Navistar restructuring
2016 - Ty Kelly / Beaver Sales & Service purchased Beaver brand from REV with intent to eventually resume production
2019 - Currently last new model year for Monaco brand coaches with the Signature and Marquis being the last coaches remaining; apparently the 2019 model year coaches are still in production as of 2/15/2021.

Links with coach history and support for specific brands:

Monaco Coach Corporation - Wikipedia article
Monaco Coach - Current (REV) Site
Monaco Coach Parts - Current (REV) Site

Holiday Rambler - Wikipedia article
Holiday Rambler - Current (REV) Site
Ramblin' Pushers on Groups.IO

Beaver Motorcoach Corporation - Wikipedia article 
Beaver Motorhome History 
Beaver Ambassadors Club
(We are not aware of a current Beaver Motorcoach site)

Safari Motorcoach Corporation - Wikipedia article

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