I SURE COULD USE YOUR OPINION

I would search for gently used and the little issues already worked out. Just my opinion.

charlestown wrote:
I getting ready to put a deposit down on a 2015 coachman 319dsf leprechaun tomorrow morning . does anybody out here have a late model similar rv that they can tell me about theirs both negative and positive. I don't want to make another mistake. thanks mark

We just bought a 2014 Leprechaun 319DS, and so far so good. However, we have only been on one adventure so far.

We liked it because it was gently used, had all the bells and whistles, but most importantly it had the layout we wanted.

Good luck!!

2012 coachman Freelander 6.0 4500 chevey 28ft
we like the ride of this compared to 1990 Fleetwood Tioga 28ft e350. ford always bottomed out on bumpy roads. other than cheep/Leakey shower ,Leakey tail lights .Leakey around roof where trim is screwed in to fasten down roofing . it is a pretty good chassis. If I had it to do over again . I would put some money with it and get a class a. If u are buying a new class c 67 to75 thou u are not far from a good slightly used class a . I would like to see if class a s have as much leaking problems as class c s .always leak in the nose and else where?

It's a nice looking rig but I really don't want my bathroom in my bedroom...

To me, any RV of that length with a slide is pushing the capacity of the chassis. I know lots of people will chime in to say that they experience has been fine, or the chassis is over-engineered or whatever, but the numbers don't lie. I'd want to know dry weight as is sits on the lot (not the factory number, which leaves things out) and CCC. Think about the weight once you add all your cargo and toys, including a toad if you plan to have one.

Second, water leaks kill RVs. Any model with a history of leaks when new is one I'd be VERY careful about.

Hi and welcome to our world.
Personally I would never buy new as there are tons of "gently used" out there for sale or at least look for an unused 2013 or 2014.
But of course that is your call.
Its a great looking rig and I'm pure jealous. Good luck and happy hunting

The search function works quite well. Here are the search results for Leprechaun.

I'd take a deep breath and put the checkbook away.
Since it is a new model there is no screaming need to buy it today.
Take your time researching your next RV. Good luck.

I would spend a little time just looking at the replies from owners of Coachman Leprauchans. There are many posted on here. Just use search to find them.

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