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2015 THOR MOTOR COACH MAJESTIC 28A

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Class C

Length

28 ft
Weight

14500 lb
Slide outs

1

Length

28 ft
Weight

14500 lb
Slide outs

1
Sleeps

7
Fuel

Gasoline
Seatbelts

8
Electric service

30 amps
Gray water

22 gal
Black water

25 gal
Fresh water

40 gal
Propane

12 lb

Listing description

This big dog has everything you want for an RV excursion, and nothing you don't. Of course it has all the basics: microwave, stove, fridge, bathroom, 2 sinks, convertible dinette, fold-out couch, queen bed in the back, AC, heat, tons of storage, giant cab-over bed... and a few extras like a generator, bike rack, back-up camera, sunglasses holder, and cellular signal booster. It also doesn't have slide-outs, which can leak or break. The V10 engine has all the power you need to get around the mountains.

Fresh linens, camping chairs, camping table, cookware, utensils, basketball, spare blanket, fan, hangers, cleaning supplies, 4-bike rack.

We're located about 40 minutes west of Denver, in the Front Range of the Rocky Mountains. The wonderful mountain town of Evergreen is 8 minutes away, while multiple world-class ski resorts are within 2 hours. In the summer there's great rafting, hiking and biking weather you go north past Boulder, west to the Vail area, or south to Colorado Springs or Pikes Peak.

What’s included

Year - 2015
Manufacturer - Thor
Make - Majestic
Model - 28A
Class - Class C Motor Home
Sleeps - 7
Fresh water tank - 40.0 gal
Length - 28.0 ft
Height - 11.0 ft

Things to know

Transmission - Automatic
Cruise control
Engine - V10
Seatbelts - 8
Fuel type - Gas
Fuel capacity - 55 gal
Fuel consumption - 12.0 mpg
Electrical service - 30 amp

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