BEST MADE CLASS A MOTORHOMES

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Permalink Reply by Mark & Sue on June 19, 2009 at 9:22am

A friend of mine has been selling motorhomes in AZ for over 30 years. I asked him that question last year and in his opinion it was Winnebago. Now he sells a lot more expensive coaches than these, but he insisted they have less repair costs and are well built for the money. We have a 36' 1997 Dolphin w/one slide that has been extremely dependable for us. We're looking to get a newer coach. Wanna buy ours? We're selling it for $30,000.00 and it is in good condition. Engine and trans have only 63,000 miles and engine oil is changed every 3,000 and trans fluid and filter every 8,000. It just got new brakes all around with 2 new rotors.

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Permalink Reply by Joseph the Polish Prince Pietraszewski on August 20, 2009 at 8:27am

I am looking for a bunk model .Thank you anyway. Also food for thought .I see alot and mean alot of old Winnies at the camp grounds ( gas models) . We drove an Eclipse with Bunks ( diesel ) nice coach .Fall back, when you drove the driver mirror rattled and pushed the wind right into the crease of the opening of drivers window.Very Annoying and somewhat suprising for a company that has a LARGE R+D department. I hope Winnebego Reads this because I was just about to sign the papers.NO Thank You . It would be like water torcher with white lines and crazy drivers .... I am selling my 1982 Holiday Rambler on E Bay No Reserve.
I am also looking to end my kids summer vacation on CAMPING BANG.. we just came back from Knoebles. fun fun fun.Now we want to stay north of South Carolina , on a lake that rents ski boats , if possible and then go towards the Ocean for some fun, staying prefeerably on the Beach or should I say Campground connected to beach with some shade and plenty for the kids to do..PLEASE HELP .. Want to leave Saturday or Sunday .To Finish God Bless all of you RV'rs and not....We are from central NJ

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Permalink Reply by Joseph the Polish Prince Pietraszewski on June 19, 2009 at 12:05pm

Gas or Diesel

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Permalink Reply by Mark & Sue on June 20, 2009 at 11:41am

Gas - mileage fully loaded towing a car depending upon hills and wind is anywhere from 8 -10mpg.

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Permalink Reply by Joseph the Polish Prince Pietraszewski on June 20, 2009 at 12:14pm

u r a nice handsome couple.May Love Luck and Hope follow u. Thank u.Looking for Bunk House Class A

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Permalink Reply by Ron Buckner on August 20, 2009 at 7:58am

Are we talking new or used?

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Permalink Reply by Joseph the Polish Prince Pietraszewski on August 20, 2009 at 8:16am

Either. I am looking for a Bunk Model .. Thank you..

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