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Southwind by Fleetwood For sale or trade: This is a 34 foot fully self contained motor home. It is fully loaded and everything works great. It has 34k miles. We have completely went through everything and spent over 4k on upgrades in the last year. It needs nothing and is ready to go. We really need a travel trailer in the 28-33ft range with a slider, so will trade or sell. Asking $10,500.00 obo Call for details and appointment to view.
Just a thought, he mentions that he is looking for something with a slide. I have friends that bought something like this because it was a good deal and in about a year they upgraded for a motor home with a slide.
Wife and I found that a person has to park at a KOA or state park NO later then 3 PM if you have a large trailer or Motor Home. By this time the few large spaces are full and later a person would be SOL.
We stopped early...unhooked the trailer...drove into town to site see or to buy groceries etc...just to unwind from the driving. There was time to relax and have a leisure dinner...a good nights sleep and would leave at 4 AM to get a good start before the morning traffic. Later stop somewhere for breakfast and plan our route for the day. We drove so many miles each day. It was nice to stop at a truck stop or rest area and have a soda and sandwich...using the john...getting gas...stretch the legs.
My parents at the time bought one to tow behind the Cad two weeks after we bought ours and drove to Sask. Canada and dad loved it...stopping for a cup of coffee and snack on the side of the road. They ended selling the trailer to a person working on the pipe line to Alaska. The profit on the trailer paid for the entire trip they made.
I'd want to know what year is it? Are parts readily available through Fleetwood or hard to get now? What's the engine in there? What were the 4k in upgrades? Questions such as that. I'd like to know if they have a log of where the 34k miles were. Mountainous terrain or coastal? Makes a difference on the engine, brakes, tranny, etc.
Personally, after owning a 24' camper with no slides and then upgrading to a 38' fifth wheel with 3 slides, I'd never own another rig that didn't have slides. The difference in spaciousness and comfortable living is like apples to oranges!!!
I Would love to take a trip cross country & up to canada in a travel trailer. Oh well....maybe someday.
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