$85,000
Bend, Oregon
Category
-
Length
40 feet
Posted Over 1 Month
'87 Prevost, a Liberty Coach built in Chicago…check their web site. I have owned the coach for the last 5 years, two previous owners. Rides wonderfully smooth, like an old cadillac, with nary a squeak unless the road is horrible. The Detroit diesel V-8 has about 485 HP and really doesn't care what you are towing or how steep the hill. Air brakes and cruise control makes driving as easy as your car. The tag axle gives the coach great stability, even in high winds in the desert. Numerous maintenance projects completed while taking the coach from Central Oregon to Cathedral City the lasts 5 years; like new window screens, tooth brush cleaning of the "leather" seats, removed dirty carpeting around bed and installed "pergo" type flooring around bed. New double shades for 5 windows installed. Engine V92Detroit with Allison Transmission, Jakebrake, 11.5 Kilowatt Diesel generator, 54 gal Propane, 200 gal fresh water, 100 gal grey water, 100 gal sewer, 240 gal Diesel tank, three propane house heaters, 3 air conditioners, Propane 3 burner cook stove, Microwave/convection oven, icemaker, refrigerator/freezer, washer/dryer, queen size bed, couch makes into bed, many other ammenities. New Airbags all around in 2014. New Delco starter batteries 2015; the six house batteries 5 yrs old. New engine water pump 2011 and all new water hoses for engine 2013. Toyo tires with less than 10,000 miles look like new, Michelin tag axle tires. The interior always brings out the oohs and ahhs from visitors. Cabinetry is top quality and still shows beautifully. All counter tops and tables are Corian. Fridge, freezer, and icemaker are working like new. A chest freezer is in the basement; and connections for basement TV are there. Has all the luxuries of a top of the line coach. This is a coach that attracts lots of attention when you arrive at an RV park. Wow, what was that! was a most recent comment by the gal at the park desk. It is an eye catcher that will bring you pleasure and conversations. Please call Mike at 541-639-7534 for more info.
