Really? that's like over $100 a day.Dont forget to subtract about 1.5 GPH to run the genset to keep it cool in the summer
LOL, here was my 1988 same 454, 24 feet, Alcoa Rims, Cam, full exhaust, super blue suspension, air bags. Was a hot rod for an RV.Those twin rear wheels are cool but assume they aren't duallies and only one is a driven axle. Sold my '88 Southwind last spring after owning 8 years and putting little more than 100 miles on it. Most of that, driving it back and forth to an inspection station for the buyer. It had a 454 which was the best thing on it. The guy drove it 200 miles home with the only issue being a blown tire. The main concern with something that old is roof leaks and the resulting water damage inside the walls.
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Really? that's like over $100 a day.
Really? that's like over $100 a day.
That motorhome looks so incredibly not proportionate. Like someone was taking a panoramic picture while it was moving.LOL, here was my 1988 same 454, 24 feet, Alcoa Rims, Cam, full exhaust, super blue suspension, air bags. Was a hot rod for an RV.
We picked it up with 36,000 miles on it owned it 5 years sold it with 57,000ish on it. I loved that thing. Came with all the modifications.
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That motorhome looks so incredibly not proportionate. Like someone was taking a panoramic picture while it was moving.
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It was the best one, you could take it anywhere even on the forest service roads. When the kids are gone. I hope to go down to a 22 to 26 foot trailer from my current 32 (35 feet 10 inch overall) bunkhouse.That motorhome looks so incredibly not proportionate. Like someone was taking a panoramic picture while it was moving.
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