Winnebago?
That's right, Winnebago. 1987 Winnebago Elandan 35'. With every, EVERY, option known to man, plus a few they invented such as a greeting light, to use, per the instruction manual, "When encountering other winnebago owners on the road." Will have pictures tomorrow.
For free, it's in pretty great/near perfect shape. |
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oh no you didn't....:lol::lol::lol:
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Welcome to the Elandan.
http://img186.imageshack.us/img186/7325/imag0175.jpg http://img32.imageshack.us/img32/269/imag0177l.jpg It'll be @reading for all your canopy needs. |
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That's 1980's bad ass!
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It has a couch. Twin rooftop AC units. 4 seperate beds. Full bath. Full kitchen. Big fridge. 6.5kw generator. hydraulic leveling feet that drop down and pull holes in asphault. Big canopy. Air ride suspension. Air horn. Single piece fiberglass roof. Twin AC units. 3 battery system. 30gal main fuel tank. 60gal aux fuel tank. Brought it home yesterday and it was a good ride.
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oooooooooooooooooohh!
and split windows to boot. . |
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awesome!
Nice find. Im really jealous |
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The process of obtaining such a thing:
1. Given 1985 georgie boy 25' rv. $85 registration fee 2. post on craigslist that it's to small for family, want to trade for something larger. $0 3. find guy who has 25' horse trailer and doesn't want to tow it behind his 35' rv, wants something smaller. $0 4. meet up and test drive his. $30 fuel 5. he test drives mine. $0 6. even trade. 7. Registration again: $85 Total invested to have 35' winnebago: $200 Future expenses: $25 for RV wash $20 for long ass brush to scrub it with $20 for steam cleaner to clean all carpets and cushons $80 for new aux fuel gauge $30 for repair patch for awning $80 for one new muffler $?? for engine AC compressor To do: Wash... everything. Re-laquer the wood beverage tray by the captains chairs Hit all cabinets with "protect-all" steam carpets scrub walls replace piece of molding around one window figure out how plumbing works tuneup on generator Wax the whole thing cover pilot & copilot seats repair one panel on dash figure out how electrical works figure out how leveling system works repair a couple screens figure out how to squeeze a few more HP out of that chevy 454 replace engine AC compressor Plenty to do, but shouldn't take that long. Washing all cushon covers tonight and airing out the cushons. Will wash it up this weekend. Kids are excited. Going to dutch wonderland in a few weeks for hte weekend, there's an rv park right next to it. |
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Rather than covering the front seats, I humbly suggest a pair of SVX seats up front. You know they are comfy for long hauls.
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Is that the replacement for the candy van? ::stays away::
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You should make it look like my family's limo bus on the inside...
http://i49.photobucket.com/albums/f299/r_clas3/bus.jpg Looks nice for it's age. :) |
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@ Jay, that is one sweet motorhome :cool:
@ crazyhorse, I dunno why, but the SVX seats were never comfy for me, after long drives I used to feel numbness in my right leg :(... The time I removed the stock seat and replaced them with the aftermarket ones, I never felt this anymore :eek: @ Rebecca, that is one sexy interior :cool: |
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Liquid Schwartz in the glovebox?
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2599/...108258929e.jpg |
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