If your like me, once you hit WY and MT, you won't want to go any further....best place i have ever visited!

 

I'm thinking theres a Prevost plant in Miami, OK but i couldn't find it on Google. I'm almost certain its there though and if you could find it and take a day to go tour their facility, you would learn a buldle. Prevost is one heck of a nice rig.

 

i'm almost sure we will find exactly what we want on ebay....
i like ebay!

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but now i need to learn more about what i want in a motorhome

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it's newell in miami...they sell new for 2 to 3 mil

http://www.newellcoach.com/flash.html

 

today i rounded-up my 15 year old son and my wife and we when to the local new motorhome stealership.....
this sucker(5 slide-outs!!!!) is really nice.....our stealership salesman said he could get me real good deal on it @220K.
i found the same model number, same color scheme, same equipment package on the internet for 160K.

i might make an offer on the 160K home....

this is only a 40 foot home thus no tag axle....the biggest bus conversions are 45 feet with a tag alxe and at lest 500hp cats....

 

here's the option package:

Options
Interior
Cruise Control
Other
1.1 Cu./Ft. Convection Microwave
10 Gallon Gas / Electric Water Heater (2-Way)
2000 Watt (2KW) Inverter
27” LCD TV in Kitchen
32” LCD TV
350 HP / Turbocharged / Aftercooled Caterpillar C7
4-Door NorCold Refrigerator / Freezer
7.2L Caterpillar Diesel C-7 Powerplant
7.5 KW Onan Diesel Genset
7” Rear View Backup Monitor w/ 3 Cameras & Sound
AM / FM / CD Player in Bedroom
Air Horns
Air-Ride Suspension
Allison MH-3000 Six-Speed Transmission
Aluminum Wheels
Antilock Full Air Brakes w/ Automatic Slack Adjust
Automatic Leveling Jacks
Baggage Doors w/ Lights & Pass-Thru Storage
Bedroom TV
Black Tank Flush
Cajun Spice Interior Décor
Central Vacuum System w/ Toekick Dustpan Option
Ceramic Tile (Kitchen Bath & Entry Way)
Color-Matched Slideout Awnings
Custom Solid Cherrywood w/ Maple Cabinets &Accents
Dual Fuel Fillers
Electric Patio Awning w/ Remote
Electric Step w/ Powered Step Cover
Electric Sun Visors
Emergency Start Circuit
Enclosed / Heated Tanks
Exterior Shower
Fantastic Fan w/ Rain Sensor
FlexSteel Ultra-Leather Driver Seat w/ 6-Way Power
Fog Lights
Four 6-Volt Auxiliary Batteries
Freightliner Raised-Rail Chassis
Full Body Paint w/ Sunset Slate Scheme
Full Stainless Steel Stone Guard
Fully Ducted 35 000 BTU Furnace
Genuine Corian Countertops
Heavy-Duty 10 000 Lb. Hitch
Home Theater System
Jake Brake (Exhaust Brake)
Night Shades
Passenger’s Seat w/ Electric Foot Rest
Power Chrome Mirrors w/ Heat
Rear Ladder
Recessed Halogen Lighting
Refrigerator w/ Ice Maker & Raised Hardwood Front
Roller Bearing Drawer Guides
Separate Entry-way Awning
Tilt / Telescoping Padded Steering Wheel
Tinted Windshield
Triple-Hinge Locking Aluminum Exterior Bag Doors
Twin Euro-Recliners
Twin Fully-Ducted A/C units: 13.5KBTU Front & Rear
Twin Patio Lights
Ultra-Leather 6-Way Driver’s Seat
Ultra-Leather 6-Way Passenger’s Seat
Ultra-Leather Hide-A-Bed Sofa

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i forgot,
we'll also get an in motion satellite tracking receiver (will only cost me 5 bucks a month more because i have dish at home)
also a washer/dryer (it's already plumbed for the washer/dryer in the back bed room....

 

cool...we will be here ...spare room ifin ya need it too man...yer always welcome

 

Hotdamn.thats nice right there...fancy *** rig fer sure

I dont see how you could go wrong with it

 

That'll get ya there in first class alright!

We can probably find a way to bomb it too since it's got a C7. MUHAHAHAHAHA!

 

ts mp8...hehehehe

 

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