When I tried to show the pix initially, I couldn't get them to load. So I made a Test post and Maria managed to size one correctly. One of the members who saw it asked to see a few pix of the interior. So here we go.
The most important thing on Maria's short list, "it has to have an oven". So we're looking for a portable oven.
The one thing we never wanted was a washer dryer. But if we have enough ccc, we may leave it in. Never know when we'll need clean pair of skivvies. It's 12 years old and has never been used.
The comfy chair. Usually, when we sit down in the motorhomes we're looking at, we don't sit for long. The seating in many are about as comfortable as a park bench or a log in the forest. But this chair, the sofa, dinette and captains chairs are extremely comfortable. So the comfy chair stays.
When we found this motorhome, our hopes were dashed for a moment or two because of the limited amount of ccc we thought we had to live with. The CGWR is challenged by our 5,000 lb toad. We figured the chair, splendid and old CRT screen TV in the bedroom would have to go so we could carry more Stuff. After I spend a week weighing pretty much everything we carried, we thought we might make it. Still I was very concerned and heeding the warnings of the weight police, asked the owner if we could take it and have it weighed. The sticker inside a closet said dry weight, no gas, water, propane or people, (nada, zilch, etc.) was 19,233. We were quite happy when the scale read only 18,900. And that was with maybe a half tank of gas, propane and some water. So we just picked up another 333+++ of ccc. So for now, we think we're good to go without removing the heavy tv in the bedroom, the splendid and the comfy chair. We'll have it weighed when ready to travel just to make sure.
