Learn All About the Apollo Sceptre
Read these articles to gain knowledge and learn the history of the legendary Apollo Sceptre Motor Homes.
Sceptre Signals by Don Casey
The Sceptre Signals and information was originally compiled and distributed by Don Casey, an early Apollo Sceptre owner and enthusiast. Don wrote 6 “Sceptre Signals,” that were published in Family Motor Coach Association’s Apollo International Club’s Apollogram newsletter in the 1990s. Don wanted to create a level of mystery along with the valuable information that he was distributing and wrote under the moniker Desert Fox. It worked; everyone was talking about Sceptres, Sceptre Signals and who could be the true author, the Sceptre community was a very small and close net group, so everyone was suspect!
Quality Comes First
If you could design the ideal motorhome, no doubt you’d build a roomy 35-footer with quality interior furnishings, use an impact-resistant frame on a heavy-duty chassis, equip it with a fuel-saving diesel engine and hefty 4-speed Allison automatic transmission, streamline the exterior using fiberglass panels that could be easily repaired or replaced, and make it as maintenance-free as possible.
Apollo Unveils Diesel Coach in FMC Tradition
Apollo, a builder of luxury-class motorhomes since 1970, has advanced to the next logical plateau in coach construction with the Sceptre – a 35-foot diesel-powered, limited-production model that will sell for about $130,000. Much can be said of its features and elegance, but Apollo’s chassis builder summed it up best with the observation that this coach has “one of everything plus a couple of extras thrown in.”
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