Monaco Floor Plan Coding System

Scotty, This is a very interesting list, but seem to be incomplete. I own a 2004 Monaco Camelot PST. 40 foot. It is a triple slide with the driver side having two slides. The deep slide is the the first slide on the drivers side. The bedroom slide is also on the driver side. No large window above the bed headboard but a large window/escape on the fixed side. The center section (no slide) has the shower and vanity with the toilet room on the other side (drivers side). The front passenger slide has the kitchen counter microwave cooktop and sink and a sofa just behind the passenger seat. Any ideas as to why this model is not listed?

Dave Elsner 

Reno, NV

I don’t!   This was pulled directly from a Monaco Motor Coach Tech Support document that I recently found.  Also of note, it doesn’t have my coach (40DST) listed.  But since it was from Monaco directly (and not hearsay), I thought it worth sharing. 

Our 2007 Executive had the following Model designation:

44 Denali IIIR.  It had 3 slides, 2 in the rear, and 1 front, street side.  This model is in the Monaco 2006 Model sales brochure. We ordered the coach in3-2006 at the MI Rally, Monaco International,  at Lancaster, Ca. Took delivery on 6-30-2006. It was titled as a 2007.

@Scotty and Paul, Dynasty and Signature coaches had names and not number designations from the early 2000s if not before.  Then in mid decade, when various models had 2, 3 or 4 slides on the books, a roman numeral was added to designate the number of slides.  In '04, for example, Dynastys had a Bishop II, II or IV depending on # of slides; likewise for Platinum and Diamond models, but there was only a Countess III.  Executives kept letter designations through '05; then went to names in '06.  In '05 or '06, they added "R" and "F" designations, as the Ranier IIIR and Ranier IIIF had the curbside slides in rear or front respectively.  Paul's '06 Denali only came in the IIIR variation, at least, on the books.  I do recall seeing many of these back in the day, in the 2000's when M.I. rallies had a few dozen show coaches.

Did I memorize all this?  Heck no! I looked up some Monaco brochurePDF's on my computer. 🙂  ...  just wasting some time before I go outside to putter on the coach.  Always something to do; thanks to you guys for helping me figure out how to do it.  

Thanks for the info!  Hopefully we can get enough here to have a complete “secret decoder ring”!  

This gets complicated!  Several coaches (Diplomat, Camelot, Windsors over several years), such as my  ‘05 Windsor, have the PDQ floor plan.  The last digit “Q” is for quad/4 slides.  I’ve always assumed the P was private bath & D was dinette. 

19 hours ago, rpasetto said:

@Scotty and Paul, Dynasty and Signature coaches had names and not number designations from the early 2000s if not before.  Then in mid decade, when various models had 2, 3 or 4 slides on the books, a roman numeral was added to designate the number of slides.  In '04, for example, Dynastys had a Bishop II, II or IV depending on # of slides; likewise for Platinum and Diamond models, but there was only a Countess III.  Executives kept letter designations through '05; then went to names in '06.  In '05 or '06, they added "R" and "F" designations, as the Ranier IIIR and Ranier IIIF had the curbside slides in rear or front respectively.  Paul's '06 Denali only came in the IIIR variation, at least, on the books.  I do recall seeing many of these back in the day, in the 2000's when M.I. rallies had a few dozen show coaches.

Did I memorize all this?  Heck no! I looked up some Monaco brochurePDF's on my computer. 🙂  ...  just wasting some time before I go outside to putter on the coach.  Always something to do; thanks to you guys for helping me figure out how to do it.  

Our Executive was a 2007. It had the awning casings on the roof as that feature gravitated from the 2006 Signature to the Executive in the 2007 Model. That's why we ordered the 2007 Executive. Back then Monaco also let you select certain standard features that were on the Signature as an available option on the Executive. You literally could build a Signature as an Executive and save big $$$.

49 minutes ago, Paul A. said:

Our Executive was a 2007. It had the awning casings on the roof as that feature gravitated from the 2006 Signature to the Executive in the 2007 Model. That's why we ordered the 2007 Executive. Back then Monaco also let you select certain standard features that were on the Signature as an available option on the Executive. You literally could build a Signature as an Executive and save big $$$.

My mistake,  I looked at the picture and saw that you have the triple slide with 2 in the rear, which was the '06 standard.  missed that you said it was an '07 special order.  I missed the awning up top in the picture too.  I should have known... guess I'm getting old.   I think the Denali in '07 was 'standard' as a quad slide.  But back in the day almost any variation was possible on a special order,  including building quad slide coaches as triple or doubles.  I remember the order "desk"  in the Monaco tent at the MI rallies so customers could pick and choose...

On 2/25/2021 at 2:13 PM, dlelsner said:

Scotty, This is a very interesting list, but seem to be incomplete. I own a 2004 Monaco Camelot PST. 40 foot. It is a triple slide with the driver side having two slides. The deep slide is the the first slide on the drivers side. The bedroom slide is also on the driver side. No large window above the bed headboard but a large window/escape on the fixed side. The center section (no slide) has the shower and vanity with the toilet room on the other side (drivers side). The front passenger slide has the kitchen counter microwave cooktop and sink and a sofa just behind the passenger seat. Any ideas as to why this model is not listed?

Dave Elsner 

Reno, NV

i HAVE A 2003 MODEL 40 PST CAMELOT, TRIPLE SLIDE WITH WINDOW OVER BED SHOWER FRIDGE AND DINNING TABLE ON DRIVER SIDE AND KITCHEN ON PASSENGER SIDE.  ALONG WITH TOILET AND BEDROOM SINK. REAR WASH DRIER COMBO AND CLOSET

We have a 2004 Imperial mid door model 40PDT. I thought it stood for Pretty Darn Terrific