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rolo9999


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This is a 2004 Safari Sahara 40PBT with 26,000 miles in great shape and has all the features of units selling for $20,000-30,000 more. Everything works and it will be detailed prior to sale so you can have a sparkling clean, like new RV to hit the road. There is also an option to buy a 2005 Suzuki XL-7 with 53,000 miles and all towing/braking equipment. You can tow 4 down with hookup taking all of 5 minutes!

Price of Motorhome: $136,000
Price of Suzuki & tow/brake equipment: $15,000
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Roadmaster RR4R-Series Chassis
Cummins ISC 350 HP Turbo Diesel Engine
Allison 6-SP 3000MH Electronic Transmission
Anti-lock Brake System
Pac Exhaust Brake
Automatic Traction Control
Alternator: 160 Amps
Fuel Tank: 90 Gallons
10,000 LB Hitch Receiver
Manual Hydraulic Leveling Jacks
Polished Aluminum Wheels
Radial Tires: 275/70R/22.5
4 Gas Shock Absorbers
4 Air Bags
Adjustable Foot Pedals
Roof Mounted Chrome Air Horns
Docking Lights
Power Control Heated Exterior Mirrors
Smooth Gelcoat Fiberglass Sidewalls
Full Body Paint
Polyethylene Storage Compartments
Tinted Dual Thermo pane Windows
Power Step well Cover
Entry Step Storage
Audible turn signnals - currently disconnected
18" TILT/ Telescopic Steering Wheel
Illusion Pilot & Co-Pilot Seats
6-Way Power Pilot Seat
Rear Vision System
2 group 31 chassis batteries
AM/FM Single Disc CD Player
8CF 3 Way Refrigerator
Space saver Convection Microwave
3-Burner Cook top
10-Gal Gas/Electric Water Heater
Solid Wood & Vinyl Wrapped Cabinetry
Tile Floor in Kitchen and Bath
Solid Surface Kitchen & Bath Countertops
Booth Dinette w/Hardwood Table
Hardwood Dresser & Nightstand Tops
D/N Shades in Bedroom
Queen Bed
1500-Watt Inverter
Onan 7.5kw diesel Generator on S/O Tray
25" Stereo TV with Remote-Living room
19" Stereo TV with Remote-Bedroom
Stereo VCR with Video Switch Box
Systems Control Center
40M BTU Electronic Ignition Furnace
(2) 13.5M BTU low Profile AlC w/Heat Pumps
Pullout Kitchen Faucet
China Toilet
No-Fuss Flush Holding Tank Rinsing System
Color Coordinated Entry, Patio, & S/O Awnings

OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT:

Mural - artist choice – American Eagle
Six-way power co-pilot seat
Ultraleather pilot (&co) seats
Power sunvisors
Rear vision system
4-door refrigerator
10 disc CD changer
Curbside furniture – Ultraleather Euro recliner
Energy management system
7.5 KW QD diesel generator ($5200)
Splendide 2100 vented Washer/Dryer ($1400)
Awnings - carefree automatic patio awning
Awnings - carefree front door awning
Lavatory vent - fan
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Gypsy Turtle 2


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I may have missed it, but what is the brand of motorhome and the year?

Thanks!

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rolo9999


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DOH! Sorry....It's fixed now.

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Wouldn't be interested in a Trade for a 45' Teton and a Volvo tow vehicle would you? It is valued at about $170,000.00

I'll send details if you are...........Unforyunatly due to health problems, we need to down size...smile.gif

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rolo9999


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Sorry, but the only thing I'd trade for is a 3/4 ton diesel truck and 2 horse trailer + cash.

Thanks anyway!


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Mike McFall wrote:

Wouldn't be interested in a Trade for a 45' Teton and a Volvo tow vehicle would you? It is valued at about $170,000.00

I'll send details if you are...........Unforyunatly due to health problems, we need to down size...smile.gif

Mike



Mike,

Wowweirdface, now you have me wondering idea if I should get that new 5'ver when I close on the house or get with you about your rig ? You have the ultimate setup IMHO. Now I just need to see how much I can get for my 2008 F350 confused.

Ken



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Ken,
If your just starting to full time,,,go for it!!!! We've been doing it for 12 years now. I've thought about trading for a MH before, but when I see what I would have to give up in space, both upstairs and down in the basement area, I chicken out...

Its a given in my opinion that MH is easier to handle, hook up, back, etc than a 5er. Especially a BIG one like I have..........We have sure enjoyed all 3 of the Teton's that we have had..............Just waitin for the right deal to come along. It may never come...smile.gif No sweat !

Thanks for the comments on our rig!

Regards
Mike

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