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Class A Motor Homes
If you are looking for great deals on Class A Motor Homes we can help.
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 2004 Country Coach Intrigue Motorhome  US $200,000.00
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 32 foot v 10 Triton 8 cylinder motor home US $10,000.00
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 NO RESERVE 35ft FLEETWOOD BOUNDER SUPER SLIDE 34K MLS V10 ONAN GEN CLEAN AZ RIG US $20,100.00
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 1998 TIFFIN ALLEGRO CLASS A CAMPER RV 31 RECREATIONAL VEHICLE NO RESERVE US $10,400.00
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 national sea breeze rv class a motorhome class a rv US $8,200.00 |
 2007 TIFFIN PHAETON 40QDH QUAD SLIDE DIESEL EXTRA CLEAN US $71,100.00
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 2003 FLEETWOOD AMERICAN TRADITION 40TQ 2 SLIDE 350HP DIESEL PUSHER RV US $60,100.00
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 2012 NEW AVANTI CLASS A DIESEL 2806 FULL PAINT MOTORHOME BUY BELOW DEALER COST US $65,100.00 |
 2005 Fleetwood Expedition Class A Diesel Motorhome 3 Slides Warranty LOOK US $51,100.00
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 2005 Holiday Rambler Admiral 30PDD Class A Motor Home US $46,900.00 |
 Nice Cheap 28 1994 Monterey by Cobra with a Chevy 454 23551 Miles NO RESERVE US $6,900.00 |
 Handicap Equipped Wheelchair Accessible Class A Motorhome Many Handicap Opts US $88,500.00
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 2000 FLEETWOOD SOUTHWIND 35S FORD TRITON V 10 ONAN GENERATOR SLIDE OUT AZ US $12,100.00 |
 2010 Itasca Ellipse M 40CD 406 400 HP Class A Diesel Motorhome US $209,000.00
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 2001 Gulf Stream Scenic Cruiser 40ft Diesel 330 Cummins US $61,000.00
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 2000 Newmar Dutch Star 3851 Single Slide Class “A” Diesel Pusher Motor Home US $59,999.99 |
 2002 FLEETWOOD BOUNDER 31W Great Unit S2002 FLEETWOOD BOUNDER 31W US $35,000.00
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 2012 ITASCA ELLIPSE 42QD DIESEL PUSHER NEW UNIT US $200,000.00 |
 1996 Allegro Motorhome NO RESERVE TEAL COLOR UPHOLSTERY US $12,500.00
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 2006 Monaco Diplomat 40PAQ 41 Class A Diesel Motorhome 4 Slide Outs Unique Plan US $125,000.00 |
 1996 MONACO RV MOTORHOME Exec Signature Series 40 40ft Diesel Allison RMR US $45,500.00
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 1992 TIFFIN ALLEGRO BAY DIESEL PUSHER BANK REPO NO RESERVE AUCTION LOOK US $7,100.00
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 99 Pace Arrow 37S 37Ft Class A Motorhome US $32,000.00 |
 WOW MUST SEE1995 WINNEBAGO VECTRA 35RQ CLASS A DIESEL PUSHER NICE US $14,500.00
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 WOW MUST SEE 2005 NATIONAL RV DOLPHIN LX 6320 CLASS A DIESEL RV SUPER CLEAN US $22,100.00
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 1999 Beaver Monticello Patriot Thunder 40ft Class A Diesel Motorhome Slide Out US $88,000.00 |
 04 BOUNDER 385ft 3 SLIDE 13k MILES 300HP DIESEL W D AUTO LEVELING CLEAN CLASS A US $41,655.55
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 2002 WINNEBAGO JOURNEY DL 36 DIESEL PUSHER MOTORHOME US $61,000.00
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 94 Fleetwood American Eagle 40Ft Class A Diesel Motorhome US $39,900.00 |
 06 Beaver Marquis Topaz 44Ft Class A Diesel Motorhome US $299,900.00 |
 1998 Damon Challenger Class A Motorhome US $9,000.00 |
 2006 Allegro Zephyr 45 QSZ 4 Slides Outstanding Condition Great Motorhome US $190,000.00
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 1991 FLEETWOOD FLAIR MOTORHOME CLASS A GAS US $11,900.00
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 1989 Winnebago Warrior 27EU Class A Motorhome Stk210409 NO RESERVE US $3,300.00 |
 1997 Pace Arrow Motorhome with slide US $23,500.00 |
 NO RESERVE 05 LANDAU 35ft 3 SLIDE 12K MILES FULL BODY PAINT CLEAN CLASS A AZ US $29,300.00
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Although a Class C motorhome generally will not have as wide of a range of customizable options right off the bat as a more luxurious model, these assembly-line vehicles still have a world of possibilities when it comes to decorating the interior.
The manufacturers outfit each with such standard features as a kitchen, dinette, sleeping quarters, and booths to sit in, but aside from this there is an abundance of space that can be utilized at will. There are flat areas that could be decorated with mirrors or images of whatever you please, to make it homier.
In addition, you can customize your new Class C motorhome by rearranging the interior to best accommodate your belongings out of sight. Install extra cabinet space if you need to, or use the portion that exists over the head of the driver to put your spare materials.
There is plenty of space if you plan ahead of time. Keeping clutter out of the living area can go a long way towards maintaining everyone's sanity on particularly long trips, and everyone will thank you if you are able to come up with a good organizational plan.
The entertainment features are a big part of the personality of the Class C motorhome, and these have evolved the most in the past ten years. This is often the only distinction between older models and those that are more modern, because the modern ones come equipped with satellite radio and DVD players.
You can come up with road-appropriate mp3 playlists to hook up into the stereo system that will keep everyone entertained.
Finally, there is tile and carpeting that can be installed into your new Class C motorhome. While this may not come as part of the initial package as it does for Class A homes, you can certainly pay extra to redecorate after the fact.
Putting in a nice carpet works wonders towards making the interior feel more like a real house rather than a box on wheels. This reduces noise and offers a good padding in case things fall around the cabin during any bumpy portions of highway.
These are all only a few ideas, but the sky is really the limit when it comes to the interior decoration of a motorhome.
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Class A Motor Homes Question
I have a few questions about class C RVs?
These are the burning questions I have about class C motor homes.
1 Why are they all van based? I know that there are a few truck based around but why not more? It seems that a truck would have less interior noise,be easier to service and have more torque and horsepower than the van even with the same motor and trucks have a higher GVW than vans do too. They could at least make a truck optional.
2 Why don't I see many Chevy RVs? I see them every once and a while but not a lot. Is it because Chevy only has a 6.0 liter V8 motor while Ford has the V10?
3 How would I get a class C motor home with 4 wheel drive and a diesel motor? It seems that the only way you could do that is to buy the vehicle yourself then turn it over to the RV factory right ?
The first thing you have to understand is that the auto
manufacturers don't make RV's. RV manufacturers
buy whichever make, and model that they think will
sell the best, and where they can get the best deal
from the vehicle maker. Ford just has always given
better deals so as to keep their volume of production
as high as possible. Some RV makers even have their
own name on them without any reference to the auto
maker that actually provided the engine, frame, etc.
You can have whatever type of vehicle you want made
by an RV company. The same thing goes for the
Conversion Van companies. All it takes is for you to
tell them just what you want, and they will build it. Of
course, if is isn't a stock model they already make
that only has a few cosmetic changes, you will have
to pay a much higher price than their stock models.
It doesn't make any difference if you contact GM, Ford,
Chrysler, or whoever, to buy what you want, or just tell
the RV maker what you want to let them get it to make
for you. You just have to work out the details with the
RV maker.
The only real drawback with a truck such as you have
mentioned is the fact that it could end up being too
heavy for some roads, or bridges in the country, and
you would have to make a bunch of changes in your
route, and maybe even your destination. Also, a
truck would also not be as economical to run, even
with a diesel engine. To get the insulation, carry all,
go anywhere ability, etc, you would sacrifice any
fuel economy that you would have otherwise had with
the van models. But, the government, and a good
bunch of police agencies have done exactly as you
are thinking. They thought up their own design ideas,
then had the company build it for them. Each new
idea for a different type of vehicle that is made this
way is always 'food for thought' for the maker to make
in the future for someone else.
Thanks for stopping by our website we hope you found the Class A Motor Homes you were looking for.
Originally posted 2010-07-31 11:29:58.
