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• 1981 WANDERLODGE 35 FC

This bus has served our family very well for many years. So, its with a heavy heart we make this listing. But, its time for it to serve another. Asking $24,000 OBO.

We have the blue box with all manuals and schematics. We also have the original dc fan, vanity stool, and curtains. The bus is equipped with emergency triangles, tire chocks, flares, air hose and air gauge, 2 30amp cables, 1 50amp cable, surge protector plug in, 30 to 50 amp converter, 2 new sporlan valves, one spare airbag, and wood blocks to park on in campground, and spare fuses, spare filters, spare fluids, and a spare water pump. There is also a small gas grill. Newly installed Dupree dump valves. The batteries were new in 2022. The last set lasted 10 years. When not in use batteries are on a 2amp trickle charger.

New engine installed 1993. Sometime in 90s the body was repainted and new maple flooring installed. Since we purchased it in 2005 we have installed new bedroom carpet, new couch and booth cushions, new chairs, new bedroom mattress, new curtains, new water pump, new air control valve new filter and fuel pump assembly and new cruise control. Other services done recently have been transmission fluid, filters and seals.

Generator and engine serviced 5/26 and both in good condition. The service center told me they have never seen a coach this old in this good of a condition.
Sporlan valve for coach water doesnt open and needs to be cleaned or replaced. Spare valve included. Last year two lp furnaces did not start. Also the gen switch on dash and in galley do not work.

The bus is always parked in a pole building in the dark on wood blocks. The only time the tires see sun light is when on the road. I have tire covers for when parked. I had one tire taken off and the interior inspected 8/24. Tire man said the tires are in good condition with no checking or cracking. The exterior of the tires show no weather checking.

Some of the small things have stopped working since covid kept us all home. My belief is there is corrosion or dust buildup, or blown fuses, or broken wires because almost all the things I have fixed that has been the problem. AC compressors and fans turn on but no cold air, so likely just a recharge needed.