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This is my latest choice from a private seller. I’ll be viewing it on Wednesday. I sign the closing documents on my home sale in about two hours. It takes about two days to record and get ready to transfer the funds. Then it takes to days to actually transfer the funds. I should have the money by Friday.

One reason I picked this one is I can buy it with other funds and don’t have to wait. I would have preferred a newer unit although this one really seems nice and clean. The Winnie I looked at was almost brand and was filthy. It also had dozens of minor problems.

https://www.rvtrader.com/listing/2003-N ... 5017892585

Gene, looks nice. What are you going to do with the teardrop and your Subaru?

Yes, looks nice and big enough to be comfortable for long term living. Would you be able to tow your Subaru with it, would be handy to have it for your morning Latte runs.

GeoBoy wrote: ↑

Mon Nov 08, 2021 8:21 pm

Gene, looks nice. What are you going to do with the teardrop and your Subaru?

I may pull the teardrop or store it. It would pull the Subaru however it’s right at the max. I would just as soon buy an electric bike. I will most likely sell the Subaru.

dave77 wrote: ↑

Mon Nov 08, 2021 9:03 pm

Yes, looks nice and big enough to be comfortable for long term living. Would you be able to tow your Subaru with it, would be handy to have it for your morning Latte runs.

I’m not sure how long I’ll full time RV. It’s not something I set out to do. I have said all along I will go with whatever life hands me. That being said I may just have to buy a latte machine.

It will all work out. Enjoy your adventure.

I'm not familiar with that brand but that coach is very similar to what we have. In fact it looks almost identical.
We have a 330 Cat, but that 350 Cummins should do the job just fine. Allison is a fine transmission as well.
One thing to check is the age of the tires. If they are older than 7 years they probably should be replaced. I've tried to
run them past that age and it didn't go well. I had a set of Michelins and one blew and took the other dual with it.
Next, run everything! Make sure everything works. Start the genset and turn everything on.
I see it has a satellite dome. Lots of times those are obsolete. Check to see if it works as well.
Of course drive it. It should pump up the air bags in a few minutes and then ride like floating on a cloud.
As far as sitting in front of the front wheel, don't let it bother you. You'll get used to that quickly.

A closer look and I saw the CC on the wheel. Is that a Country Coach model? If so they make a fine
unit. In fact when they closed their doors Winnebago purchased them so they're now part of the
Winnebago family. Maybe we'll meet at the Grand National Rally.

That coach will easily pull your Subaru. I tow my full sized Ford Explorer and hardly know it's back there.
Can a Subaru be towed four down or will you need a dolly?

There AWD Coop the only way you can tow them without tranny damage is on a trailer. According to what I read