Find-A-Sceptre
Located Apollo Sceptres by Apollo Serial Numbers and Location
Last updated Nov 4, 2024.
This list of Apollo Serial Numbers (ASN) and known locations is a constant work in progress and the primary reason this website was created. The Sceptre is one of the rarest modern production motor coaches made in America. It was also instrumental in the development of the high-end Class A diesel pusher motor coach. These coaches were some of the most expensive Class A motor coaches available in the mid-1980s and were marketed as a special order only coach, selling for $179,000 to $250,000 per unit.
Most of these coaches lived a life of luxury for the first 20 years of their existence, however, like most RVs, there is a point where some Sceptres were either parked too long and/or otherwise were not properly cared for. It is these rougher condition Sceptres that we are most concerned with. These Sceptres are at a tipping point where they could get to a point of no return. Within the last couple of years, several of these in-danger Sceptres were rescued and their new and lucky owners have return them into road worthy and head turning coaches that grab and keep passerby’s attention.
These extremely well built and rare coaches are worthy of a second lease on life and have never been more affordable. This is the perfect time to become one of the few, the proud, a Sceptre owner!
If you have seen or run across one of these missing or unknown to this website Sceptres? We would like to hear from you. The two most important pieces of information are the Apollo Serial Number (ASN) that is located on the VIN/Data Plate, which is a 3 ½ inch by 4 1/8 inch plate located on the side body of the Sceptre near the entry door. Another important piece of information is the location of the missing or relocated Sceptre. If possible, please provide contact info of the Sceptre’s owner.
1982 Models
1983 Models
1984/1985 Models
1989 Models
It is not known how many front engine gas powered Sceptres were built, but one has been located in the north San Francisco bay area, CA. This mysterious gas Sceptre was not assigned an ASN and the data plate reads just “Sceptre” w/o an ASN.
Unidentified Units
These are two unidentified Apollo Sceptre’s which were scrapped and crushed before the ASNs were able to be captured and documented. If anyone has more information on which units these may have been, please contact us!
Read all about Sceptre Signals below!