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2011 WINNEBAGO ADVENTURER 35P

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Class A

Length

35 ft 6 in
Weight

22000 lb
Slide outs

3

Length

35 ft 6 in
Weight

22000 lb
Slide outs

3
Sleeps

6
Fuel

Gasoline
Seatbelts

6
Electric service

50 amps
Gray water

60 gal
Black water

43 gal
Fresh water

85 gal
Propane

28 lb

Listing description

Winnebago Adventurer 35P Class A Motor Home.
50Amp Electrical Connections
Triple Slide.
Master Bedroom Area:
Slide-Out Rear Bed with Nightstands, PS4, 32" Smart TV in Bedroom with chest of drawers and full width closet and Ceiling Fan
Hall / Kitchen Area:
Washer/Dryer, 4 door Refrigerator/Freezer, 3 Burner gas range, Stainless Steel Double Sink, Solid Surface Kitchen Counter
Living Room Area:
Queen Size Rest Easy Sofa, Full Wall Slide, Slide-out Booth Dinette Slide, PS4, 40" Smart TV
Bathroom:
Corner Shower, Vanity and Toilet
Vehicle Specifications:
Ford F53 24,000 lb, 22.5 Aluminum Wheels, Auto leveling jacks, Cruise Control, Roof Mounted Dual Zone AC/Heat Pump, Gas/Electric Water Heater
Drivers Area:
Front Power Shades, Ultra Leather Adjustable Driver/Passenger Seats (Swivel / Slide / Recline)
Outside:
Exterior Wash Station, Powered Awning, ONAN Marquis Gold Generator 5,500w, Outdoor Entertainment Center (TV, DVD, Radio, CD Player)
Lots of Storage inside & outside, and more!

What’s included

Propane for heat and stove is charged based on use.
Fuel in RV will be charged at the end of the rental, per gallon, if RV is returned with less than the RV was picked up with.

Things to know

NO Towing is allowed with this unit.

All Pricing Will Be Modified At Time Of Booking As The System Doesn't Allow Us To Have A Pricing That Is Seperate From Standard Reservations.

Propane - Based on usage: $ 60
PrePay Fuel - Per Gallon: $ 4.00
Waste Dump and Sanitize: $ 125
***Race Pricing (Per Night Modification): $ 90

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