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2011 FLEETWOOD STORM 28MS

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Class A

Length

28 ft 6 in
Weight

14000 lb
Slide outs

1

Length

28 ft 6 in
Weight

14000 lb
Slide outs

1
Sleeps

6
Fuel

Gasoline
Seatbelts

6
Electric service

30 amps
Gray water

35 gal
Black water

35 gal
Fresh water

60 gal
Propane

50 lb

Listing description

• Sleeps six with the optional, electric Hide-A-Loft Drop Down queen bed above the cockpit
• Queen sized bed in the rear bedroom
• Cockpit chairs turn for additional seating
• One large street side slide-out
• Three burner range, oven and microwave
• Double kitchen sink
• Large refrigerator with separate freezer
• Bathroom with separate sink and stand-up shower
• Skylight in the bathroom
• 15,000 BTU ducted air conditioning
• 30,000 BTU ducted heater
• 4 KW Onan gas generator
• Hydraulic and automatic leveling system
• 80 gallon gas tank
• 60 gallon fresh water tank with filtration
• 35 gallon grey water tank
• 35 gallon black water tank
• 6 gallon propane water heater
• 18' awning on curb side
• Awning for the slide-out
• Rear vision camera/monitor
• Two power roof vents (Kitchen and bathroom)
• AM/FM/CD/MP3/DVD player inside
• 32" television in the front
• AM/FM/CD stereo outside
• LPG gas/smoke detectors
• Electric lighted steps
• Power mirrors with defrost
• Outside shower
• Power cockpit window blind
• Immense amount of storage inside and out
• Ladder to roof
• External TV hook-up
• Incorporated black water tank cleaning system

Things to know

The RV is 12' tall.

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