Unknown Unknown
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This great 2001 class a from Winnebago will provide you with all of the luxury and comfort you are looking for in a class A home on the road. Exciting style and impeccable style are the true hallmarks of the Winnebago Adventure series of motor coaches. Imagine yourself cruising down the road headed in style and comfort just ready for grand adventure thanks the the peaceful rest and relaxation provided by a great nights sleep in your own walk around queen bed! No longer will you have to worry about finding clean restrooms or showers as you will have your own right there with you. Thanks to the two slides you have plenty of room for the whole family and with sleeping for six everyone will have a great time! Meal prep is a snap thanks to the well appointed kitchen that has everything you need right at your finger tips. This fantastic Winnebago is powered by a Triton V10 gas engine so you will all of the horse power you need to climb the steepest of hills and with only 30K on the ODO you have many mils of fun adventure ahead of you. When you call ask for Bob Barker, mention this ad and lets make a DEAL!
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What to check when buying one used
General used-RV checks for a class a:
- Review chassis and drivetrain service records; arrange a mechanical inspection and road test.
- Check tire condition, tire date codes, brakes, steering, and suspension with a qualified technician.
- Inspect the windshield perimeter, roof seams, windows, walls, and floors for water intrusion or repairs.
- Have the starting and house electrical systems inspected, including any generator and shore-power equipment.
- Have plumbing, propane, appliances, and safety alarms inspected by a qualified RV technician.
- Operate entry steps, doors, and any leveling system, slides, or awnings; inspect seals.
- Compare actual loaded weights with axle and vehicle ratings; verify any planned towing setup separately.