Found It

Jplante4, amazing, it looks just as good on the inside as it does on the outside!

You didn't have to hire a New York model for the pics just for us! Must have cost you a fortune!

Anyway, ya'll will have a great time in that coach.

Safe travels,
MM.

Gorgeous. Would love to see a few more pix though.

And just a word to the people who lurk around here wondering about RVing; We started with a "starter bus"; not exactly what we wanted, but enough to go for a couple of weeks at a time to see what it took. Our goal was to travel the country for a few months before we got to old to do it. I know there are more people out there that have the same goal. My advise is to start as cheaply as you can ( not renting ) and establish a "must have" list and a "nice to have" list. Don't settle, hold out for what you want.

Just as with learning to fly, I don't want to be lying on my death bed wishing I had done something.

Mr.Mark wrote:
Jplante4, wow!, that is a nice looking clean coach. They must have kept it garaged as the paint looks excellent! Post pics of the inside if you can.

Safe travels,
MM.

I didn't take a lot. I'll post more when I get it home.

Jplante4, wow!, that is a nice looking clean coach. They must have kept it garaged as the paint looks excellent! Post pics of the inside if you can.

Safe travels,
MM.

Looks nice, congrats!

wolfe10 wrote:
You are welcome.

Where are you headed this winter in your new coach-- "winterizing by heading south" is a lot more fun!

I wish - a couple more years. We may do Red Coconut in March. The DW is on their e-mail list. I can't see her resisting for long. It snowed on us on the way back from CT today.

jplante4 wrote:

gsf35099 wrote:
Nice rig. Pays to be patient and look.. :)

Thnx Kaven. You don't know the half of it. We chased a 95 Sahara for 4 months. I expect the owner wasn't ready to sell, even though it was on CL and e-bay. We just couldn't get him to set a time to look at it. We found a few on the 'net, but most were on the west coast which isn't surprising that they hadn't wandered far from the factory in 20 years.

We were actually chasing a 99 Sahara before we got the Astoria and glad we couldn't make the Sahara work. We owned a 98 36' Fleetwood Storm and it was fun, but I really had my heart set on a DP. Didn't want a really old one and figured it would be another decade or so before we got a DP. I stumbled on our rig one day and it was the exact layout we wanted with all kinds of upgrades. It was practically in new shape and was still under warranty. The asking price was so low that I knew it had a major problem. Had only been on the market 2 days when I found it. Turns out, the owners had paid it off and both recently passed and the RV company was looking to get rid of it quick. We got it for 1/4 of what the going prices were at the time.
I was able to find a buyer for the Fleetwood for what we had into it. The new owners picked it up the day the Astoria showed up at the house. Price included delivery from AZ.
I know the Astoria is an entry level DP, but IMO, it is one of the best entry level DP's at that time. We had several Foretravel owners comment how impressed they were by the Astoria we had. We love the thing and unless something really goes wrong, I don't see us changing for a really long time.:)

gbopp wrote:
Congrats on finding what you wanted.

Enjoy.

My vote is for 'White Tiger'.

That's the back mural so it came naturally. No monkeys in the shower though, thank God.

gsf35099 wrote:
Nice rig. Pays to be patient and look.. :)

Thnx Kaven. You don't know the half of it. We chased a 95 Sahara for 4 months. I expect the owner wasn't ready to sell, even though it was on CL and e-bay. We just couldn't get him to set a time to look at it. We found a few on the 'net, but most were on the west coast which isn't surprising that they hadn't wandered far from the factory in 20 years.