Vehicles

Price: 37,995.00 USD

  Only 27k miles . Retro interior & design. 10cyl 7.8 L Ford power. exterior weaterproof speakers & sound system.

Fully loaded .New tires.

cummins onan QG 4000 generator

Looks & runs great.call  401.369.6321 The Winnebago RVs of the late 1960s were boxy, lumbering beasts. Their metal facades were usually festooned with olive green, orange or yellow striping. They were the road-borne equivalent of vintage Kenmore kitchen appliances .

The 2015 Winnebago Brave looks almost as if a vintage motorhome from the seventies was abducted by aliens, spiffed up with all the latest mod-cons and dropped back onto the roads of the American midwest four decades later.  With a nod to the original (above), it’s available with a satisfying streak of crimson, yellow, olive green or woodstock brown on the outside, and the tasteful interior will remind you of the cheeriest parts of the 1970s. The iconic flying W is still there, and the front has the eyebrow look of the original.  In other words, this is modernization done right (if one can make such a claim about a luxury camper). 

The Brave is built on a Ford F53 chassis, with a 362-hp 6.8L 3-valve Triton V10 SEFI engine and 5-speed automatic transmission to haul the 30-ish foot long frame. Inside, you’ll find modern LED lighting, sleeping space for up to six (including a rather cool studio loft), flat screen TV, a fully equipped galley with 3-burner stove, 2-door refrigerator/freezer and microwave, a sophisticated climate control system, and a compact but serviceable bathroom. 

All in all, the modern Brave pays homage to the $4,000 original while offering luxurious accommodation that would have been unimaginable back in the early 1970s. It’s not cheap, with prices starting at $96,424, but if you’d like to try life on the road this is definitely a great way to do it in style. 

2015 Winnebago Brave Motorhome

Comfotable size to navigate .Over head bed can retract out from above drivers seat when parked. Cummins generator . All keys & manuals .

Price: 62,000.00 USD

Price: 62,000.00 USD

2002 Beaver Monterey, 36 foot, 350 turbo Cummins, solid wood maple cabinets. Beaver coaches are known for their woodwork. Two large slides, loaded with storage upstairs and in basement. Washer, dryer, private bathroom. 36X36 shower, corian counter tops in kitchen and bath, large 3 door Samsung refrigerator, micro /convection oven, 3 burner stove, queen bed in bedroom, sofa sleeper in living room, slide out table with seating for 4, Power 20 ft awning, 38,500 miles, 7500 watt generator less than 500 hours. Garage kept and well maintained, new battery’s, two year old tires with 1400 miles. Will sell with Dakota tow vehicle, Falcon two tow bar with Brake Buddy Brake $ 68,500 without Tow Vehicle 62,000 dollars.

Price: 40,000.00 USD

1984 Eagle Cap Model 10

1984 Eagle converted bus. Just had everything looked over by a diesel mechanic. The oil was changed in September, the fuel filters were changed in September, and the exhaust manifold was replaced in November. It runs great. The inside was professionally converted and have all the paperwork. It has a queen bed, a full-size refrigerator, a pull-out couch, and a ton of extra features. It’s ready to hit the road and go for an adventure. You won’t regret it. It has a 6v92 automatic transmission and drives amazing. Please message me with any questions. Unknown mileage as the meter does not work. The tires are in great condition. It has a 6v92 automatic transmission.The sell also includes a car dolly(not pictured). Title in hand. 

Class A, mortorhome, bus, motor home

Price: 44,900.00 USD

2019 Jayco Greyhawk 27U Class C Motorhome for Sale in MIAMI

 FL 33166

This Jayco is powered by a Triton V10 Engine paired with a 6 Speed

 Automatic Transmission with only 23,797 Miles. The overall length

 is 29ft and it comes equipped with 2 Slide Outs, D Lighting, and

 Room to Sleep 8.

Unit is Pet, Smoke and Accident Free.

Kitchen/Living Room Features

3-Burner Stove/Oven

Overhead Fan

Mid-Size Refrigerator/Freezer

Microwave

Sink & Faucet

Booth Dinette

Sleeper Sofa

24” TV/DVD Player

Cable Ready

Bedroom Features

King Size Bed

24” TV

Storage Space

Closet

Bathroom Features

Sink & Faucet

Shower w/ Skylight

Medicine Cabinet w/ Mirror

Vent/Fan System

Storage Space

Additional/Exterior Features

Smoke/CO2 Detectors

Generator

Heat Pump

Exterior Shower

Exterior Speakers

Back Up Camera w/ Sideview

Power Mirrors

Tow Package

Basement Storage

TPMS System Added

Auto Leveling System

THIS VEHICLE WAS PURCHASED FROM INSURANCE

 COMPANY DUE FRESH WATER DAMAGE VEHICLE DIDNT

 NEED ANY REPAIRS I PERSONALLY DROVE IT OFF FROM

 THE LOT OF INSURANCE COMPANY WE LATER FOUND

 OUR ONE OF THE DRAINING HOSE WAS CLOGGED WHEN

 RAINS WATER WOULD BARELY LEAK IN THE VEHICLE WE

 REPLACED BOTH THE DRAINING HOSE 

VEHICLE TITLE IS REBUILT READY TO BE REGISTERED NO

 ADDITIONAL INSPECTIONS NEEDED 

GREAT RUNNING MOTOR HOME AT RIGHT PRICE

PLEASE CALL 305 457 8831 FOR MORE INFO AND TO SETUP

 AN APPOINT TO VIEW THE VEHICLE

Price: 37,500.00 USD

Hello,

I am selling a very nice 90% original 1975 FMC motor home #850. FMC made 1050 motor homes from 1973 to 1976. I believe there are around 800-900 left. I bought the motor home 4 years ago and have put a lot of time and love into the motor home. The motor home includes all the props shown in the photos except the brown sleeping bag, cargo rack, gas fire pit, and a few items.

When I bought the motor home from Oregon and drove home to Paso Robles. The motor home had a problem with steering play which was common for FMC. I took care of the problem and had a new power steering replaced and front suspension inspected and tightened. The motor is a Dodge 440 industrial motor with 76,064 miles and runs very strong. It’s a gas pusher meaning the motor is in the rear. The motor originally came with Thermo Guad carburetor and was replaced to Edelbrock AV2 800 CFM carburetor. I still have the Thermo Guad carburetor in a box. The original carburetor was fine until I made a mistake by putting too much oil on the K&N air filter that clogged the carburetor. The carburetor needs to be overhauled however the Edelbrock carburetor runs a lot better. I changed the oil and oil filter at 75,600 miles. I had the coach washed, waxed, and rims polished at Bonelli Bluffs RV Resort. on April 6, 2024.

 

I have gone through the dash wiring and corrected them. Most of the light fixtures are original with new covers and I have replaced some of the modern led lights with stock light fixtures. I like to keep everything stock and correct era period. I upgraded the bathroom and kitchen faucets due to leaks on the original faucets. I tried to repair them and failed to make it stop leaking. Bathroom faucets are the same as the original faucets. I decided to upgrade the kitchen faucets because it’s easier to wash dishes, pots, and pans.

The gas line has been professionally and certified inspected. I replaced a new water heater valve. The original valve failed and due to safety and I was able to find a new valve that works with an older water heater. It works well and does get very hot. The only thing that was not tested is the furnace to heat the motor home. I use an electric heater and it’s much safer.

The sewer and grey tank valves have been replaced to a modern valve which works much better. The original valves gaskets were dry and leaked. The rig comes with all attachments for the sewer drain out including water hose and sewer tank pressure wash.

The roof has been resealed with new vent caps and 2 new roof vent covers. Every vent caps, vent covers, roof rack mount, and ladder mounts have been freshly caulked with self-leveling caulking.

All 6 tires have been replaced at 74,000 miles to a correct size tire. The previous tires were the wrong size tire. The tires used to be a straight tread and I changed to cross treads which handles the driving a lot better.

The generator works and I tuned up the generator with new air filter, oil filter, oil, muffler exhaust pipe, and exhaust pipe hanger.

I added 4 new vintage fog lights sold by Kmart. All exterior lights work except the reverse light. I believe the transmission back up light switch failed. I was going to add a manual switch for back up light and never had the time to do it. I added a back up camera to make back up driving a lot easier and the camera can remain on while driving with the headlight switch on for safety.

 

I added 4 new 12 volt fans in the front and rear. I installed vintage Samsung flat screen TV. The motor home includes, vintage microwave, vintage coffee maker, and vintage props that you see in the photos for interior and exterior. A motor home cover is included for a long-term storage. There is so much to list.

The motor home is currently registered until October 2024. I have the title and bill of sale on hand. It is a beautiful original motor home with correct period props to own. There is a FMC club to join and they do have rallies and the club is very helpful with questions and answers. Feel free to contact me if you have any questions.

Click on the link or copy and paste the link to view a 27 minutes video of the motor home. The video will show the exterior, interior, photos, and coach on the road.

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