wtb small motor home

Wow that’s a sick ride. Congrats.

I'm surprised you found adequate space underneath for the spare.  My generator is mounted in the only open space under the van.  I would like to eliminate the "continental kit" too but I don't see a way to do it.  My Roadtrek is much older and it's on a Chevy chassis, not a Sprinter.

Martin

I'm surprised you found adequate space underneath for the spare.  My generator is mounted in the only open space under the van.  I would like to eliminate the "continental kit" too but I don't see a way to do it.  My Roadtrek is much older and it's on a Chevy chassis, not a Sprinter.

Martin

The newer  "generators" actually run off a secondary serpentine belt from the main diesel engine. You can actually set up the system to automatically start up to five times and recharge the batteries even if you are not near the "van". The main diesel is so quiet it makes sense to me.  Plus no maintenance for a separate generator.

That generator setup sounds great.  My Roadtrek is a 2004. Lots of new technology since then.  I don't use my generator very often.  It gets an annual oil change with Redline synthetic oil and I run it about a half hour every month.  I'm not able to make it to Shelter Cove.  It would be fun to look and compare the Roadtreks. 

Although we don't enjoy the great gas mileage nor the quietness of a new generator, we do enjoy the roominess and the bad ass factor of our 32 year old motor home.
You can pick these up on the cheap and if you are handy can trick it out the way you want.
This is a 20' motor home. Everything works and has all the creature comforts of home.

Although we don't enjoy the great gas mileage nor the quietness of a new generator, we do enjoy the roominess and the bad ass factor of our 32 year old motor home.
You can pick these up on the cheap and if you are handy can trick it out the way you want.
This is a 20' motor home. Everything works and has all the creature comforts of home.

A great way to buy on the cheap, as long as it hasn't been allowed to leak.

my neighbor is selling her 2002 fleetwood Fiesta 31' motor home with 24,000 miles for $18,500.


here's the deets



Inside of this motor home is in great condition and ready to hit the road.
Gas-powered Ford Triton V10 
It has been well maintained and runs like new.
Equipped with duel air-conditioning units
High Output Generator: Onan Marquis Gold 5500 with only 230 hours.
New 16’ manual awning.
EPDM Rubber Roof, recently re-coated.
Private rear room with walk around queen bed and closets.
Long couch and dinette make into beds. 
Full bathroom with toilet, sink, & separate shower.
Powered vents in bathroom and kitchen to control moisture. 
Large storage closet, lots of cabinets and basement storage.
24 inch flat-screen TV w/DVD player, and stereo w/cd player.
Brand new main battery.




I can get more pics if you're interested


Jim