Model · Monaco
Monaco Dynasty
The Dynasty was Monaco's long-running diesel pusher below the Executive. Brochures from 2000 to 2014 show it growing from a 34- to 40-foot coach with a 330- or 350-horsepower Cummins into a 45-foot tag-axle coach with 500 horsepower. The last sheet found, for 2014, lists a 475-horsepower MaxxForce 13 engine.
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About this model
FundingUniverse's company history says the 1991 Dynasty was introduced in the fall of 1990. Monaco's annual report for fiscal 1996 lists the Dynasty as a Monaco model built in Coburg, Oregon, and Elkhart, Indiana.
The brochures trace the engines. The 2000 Dynasty used a Cummins ISC of 330 or 350 horsepower. The 2002 brochure lists a Cummins ISL of 370 horsepower with a 400-horsepower option, and the 400-horsepower ISL was the engine from 2003 through 2007. For 2008 the ISL was raised to 425 horsepower and the two longest floorplans got a 500-horsepower engine. By 2011 every Dynasty was a 45-foot coach with the 500-horsepower Cummins ISM.
The Dynasty carried on after the 2009 bankruptcy. The 2010 and 2011 brochures come from Monaco RV in Coburg, Oregon. The 2014 sheet gives a Wakarusa, Indiana address and a MaxxForce 13 engine. REV Group's brochure archive also lists Dynasty brochures for 2012 and 2016; the 2012 file was too large to open and the 2016 file was not found at the usual address.