2004 Rialita QD Compact And Modern RV | Eurostyle class c rv
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Bob walks the 2004 Unknown Unknown — a Dude RV archive Flashback. Fast, funny, historical — not a shopping listing.
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This one is a rare gem indeed! The 2004 Realita 22QD is really a one-of-a-kind rv. It is considered a class c but looks like a class b+ and is a true marvel of rv design. Powered by a 200hp v6 the fuel economy is superb yet has the power you want to climb the rocky mountains! A fully self contained home on the road that you can park just like a car! Aux power is provided by a 3.0KVC Onan generator so you can get way of the grid and still have cold air! The whole family can travel in style and comfort! A full bath provides all of the comforts of home! Sleeping and dinning for four is a snap with the convertible seats both in the rear and mid cabins. A compact yet full service kitchen makes meals a breeze no matter where you are on your grand adventure! Here are just a few of the many features found in this 21ft rv - Front driver and passenger seats swivel 180 degrees to face the rear of the coach, Bathroom with fold down vanity/sink, commode, shower,Outside shower nozzle,TV antenna/ cable hook up, Roof top power air vent, Roof top AC, Propane heater, 4 gal hot water heater, 20 gal, fresh water tank, 13 gal, blackwater tank, 9 gal greywater tank, 7 gal propane tank This one is truly one you have to experience to truly appreciate the uniqueness! Remember to ask for Bob Barker and lets make a DEAL!
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Specs at a glance
| Fresh water capacity | 13 gal |
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What to check when buying one used
General used-RV checks for a class b:
- Review van chassis service records; arrange a mechanical inspection and road test.
- Check tire condition, tire date codes, brakes, steering, and suspension with a qualified technician.
- Inspect roof openings, windows, added vents, and conversion penetrations for leaks or poor sealing.
- Operate the bed, seating, storage, and any pop-top; check latches and access in travel configuration.
- Have house wiring, batteries, charging equipment, and any shore-power installation inspected.
- Have plumbing, appliances, safety alarms, and any propane system inspected by a qualified RV technician.
- Verify remaining payload with passengers, water, and belongings aboard; check that modifications are documented.