This was the top-of-the-line production Country Coach model in 1998. Perfect for no-hookups camping and boondocking. Best length and width (36 feet, with one 18" deep slideout) for older public lands campgrounds (National Forests, BLM, State Parks, Army Corp of Engineers, National Parks).

This coach has been used for full-time RVing the last 10 years, and is configured for on and off grid use. 1000 watts of solar and 765 amp-hours of Lifeline AGM batteries (new last year). More storage than most larger rigs, as space is not lost to multiple slides or tag axles. Hydronic (diesel-fired) heating, plus LPG plumbed for a catalytic heater inside and fire bowl or grill outside. Dual fuel large Dometic RV refrigerator (120V/LPG) and 3-way water heater (120V/LPG/Engine). Rare swamp cooler to keep the inside comfortable with minimal water and 12V power usage. Large modified sinewave Inverter will run just about everything, and a smaller pure sinewave inverter for sensitive electronics. 8KW Onan generator is there if you need it.

Lots of upgrades to what was already a premium motorhome. The many mirrors installed in coaches of this era have been largely removed, and in the case of the backsplashes, replaced with stainless steel tiles. The couch, valance and dining chair upholstery have been renewed. Jackknife sofa foam replaced and upgraded. The captains chairs were upgraded to deluxe power-operated Flexsteel units covered in an easy to clean leather-like material. The mattress is now a high-end latex model.

The entire lower co-pilot side of the main salon has custom cabinetry, including slide-out laptop and printer drawers, file drawers and buffet storage. The dining table now expands to seat four. The original washer/dryer space has been converted to a multi-drawer pantry. The under sofa drawer has been converted to open storage.

Tube TVs are gone, and recent model LED Smart TVs installed on Mor/ryde brackets floating in front of the original TV cabinets. There are now excellent spots for electronics available behind the TVs. Many hundreds of feet of Ethernet cable (mostly shielded Cat6) have been run to all of the key locations, inside and out. The cabling infrastructure in the rig is a techie's dream!

The two largest bays are equipped with Mor/ryde slide-out drawers that can handle up to 800lbs each. Custom snap-on exterior sunshades were crafted for the windshield and ALL windows from 90% UV blocking Textilene. Great for privacy, heat and wind reduction.