Considering a 2006 Four Winds Hurricane 33H
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BoomerD
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From a quick browsing on RVTRader, it looks like their price is reasonable for the age of the coach, but IMO, 115K miles is just too many. Personally, I'd keep looking.
http://www.rvtrader.com/New-and-Used-Thor-Motor-Coach-Class-A-For-Sale-On-RV-Trader/search-results?make=Thor+Motor+Coach|765315924&schemecode=AD&type=Class+A|198067&vrsn=hybrid&&year=2005:2007&keyword=hurricane
Use their advanced search and set your zip code and price...see what's available in your area:
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http://www.rvtrader.com/New-and-Used-Thor-Motor-Coach-Class-A-For-Sale-On-RV-Trader/search-results?make=Thor+Motor+Coach|765315924&schemecode=AD&type=Class+A|198067&vrsn=hybrid&&year=2005:2007&keyword=hurricane
Use their advanced search and set your zip code and price...see what's available in your area:
http://www.rvtrader.com/advanced-search/
dave61
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There are so many low mileage RV's to choose from I would pass on it as well. There will come a day when you need to sell and many people would not ever consider such a high mileage gas unit. It could be very difficult to sell so unless you can buy it so cheap that you cant really go wrong I would keep looking.
Charlie 5320
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That's about all the coach is worth if it had 35,000 miles. Way too high. Check PPL they have some much lower mileage coachs for that.
