Only the Navigator is higher up the food chain at HR. It's very very similar to my 04 Dynasty and was built on the same production line. For Monaco in those years it's Dynasty, Executive, and Signature. Price wise I'd say it's pretty good although in June when I tried to have my insurance agreed value at $80K, they would only allow $75K... close enough for me so $85 US is a good price assuming the tires are fairly new. The fit and finish looks identical to my 04 Dynasty. It also looks like it may have a residential refer... a good thing. My biggest repair expense was my NoCold 1200 refer which I finally gave up on last year... should have 5 years ago.
Here is my DIY refer install..
I've always felt the Dynasty gave the most bang for the buck... Girard awning all the way around, AquaHot, 9000+ CCC and the ISL with a Jake brake is enough power 99.8 percentof the time... the 0.2 is above 10,000 ft when you can no longer get 100 percent power. I'm not a fan of the bath and a half floor plan but I do like that there are windows besides the bed, not at the head of the bed... can be very cold on your head. It also has barn doors on the basement bays under the slides making it easier to get into. It appears to have the good old fashion rocker switches instead of the trouble prone multi-plex computer switching system.
I bought my Dynasty slightly used in 04 and now have 75K miles on it... 12 years and plan on keeping it for another 12+ years. My combined weight is 45,000 lbs and I have a heavy foot so slightly less than 7.0 mpg is my overall mpg average. About the only negative is that it's easy to overload the front axle if you are not careful how you load it. At seven years I replaced my front 295/80/22.5 tires with Firestone FS400 315/80/22.5 and at 10 years I replaced all six rear tires with Hankook 11R/22.5 which are the same diameter as the 295s and a lot less expensive plus a very common truck tire.
I would plan on replacing the TVs with LED TVs and
here is my DIY 32" to 40" TV install. Doubt the Sat dish will work, even in the US. The quality of the wood work is excellent and mine still look almost new inside and out. I replace all of the ceiling halogen lights with $2 G4 12 5050 leds in warm white... decreased the amps from 32 to 4, not that you will run all 32 of them at once. Going all LED has really decrease the amp/hour decreasing the generator run time to less than two hours/day when boondocking.
I love how the RR10S tag axle Monaco/HR handles... rock solid. It's 1500 miles from home to Colorado which I still do in two days and coming home I've been known to do 2100+ in three days.
This summer I did several 800+ mile days. Passing trucks is a non event and I've yet to have a cross wind that stopped me from traveling.
Assuming everything checks out and
NO RUST, it's a lot of MH for the money with many nice features and some little things like... key less entry with one button bay lock/unlock. Air seal door... no wind noise. Dual pane windows that do not fog up.
If I was looking for a replacement I'd probably pass BUT only because of the Bath and half.
