Help needed,,? on 25ft Winn Itaska classc

[luberhill]

Neighbor lady (78 yrs old) has this motorhome,,,2006,,,bought brand new,,,has 16,500 miles,,,,newertires,,2 new coach Deka batteries,,,low hrs on the generator....she said she THINKS the waterheater is ONLY gas,,,not electric,,,is this correct ?

She said the fridge is gas or electric but does NOT run of invertor,,,is this correct ??

coach is clean,,,,entertainment ctr above drive and pass seat,,,

rear corner bed/ sofa....very firm....she wants 29k for it,,,thoughts ???

Thx

[ronfisherman]

luberhill wrote:

luberhill wrote:

Bumpyroad wrote:

luberhill wrote:

DownTheAvenue wrote:
If the SunNova is on a Ford chassis, then buy it. If it is on the Workhorse chassis, then get some more opinions here. I think there was some serious brake issues with that chassis, and maybe not yet resolved.

Its a 2006 and it IS the Workhorse,,,they said in 31k miles never had any issues with the brakes ,,,,replaced pads but no problems,,,,,whats the issues

I "assume" that it is a New type workhorse. not just a rebranded P-30/32. if the old chassis, skip it.
bumpy

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How would I know ??? Its a 2006 model year..is this the "old" one ??

You need to ask your question in Class A Forum.
Thread Closed.

[IAMICHABOD]

This may be of help to you
2006 Sunova Brochure

[luberhill]

luberhill wrote:

Bumpyroad wrote:

luberhill wrote:

DownTheAvenue wrote:
If the SunNova is on a Ford chassis, then buy it. If it is on the Workhorse chassis, then get some more opinions here. I think there was some serious brake issues with that chassis, and maybe not yet resolved.

Its a 2006 and it IS the Workhorse,,,they said in 31k miles never had any issues with the brakes ,,,,replaced pads but no problems,,,,,whats the issues

I "assume" that it is a New type workhorse. not just a rebranded P-30/32. if the old chassis, skip it.
bumpy

????
How would I know ??? Its a 2006 model year..is this the "old" one ??

[luberhill]

Bumpyroad wrote:

luberhill wrote:

DownTheAvenue wrote:
If the SunNova is on a Ford chassis, then buy it. If it is on the Workhorse chassis, then get some more opinions here. I think there was some serious brake issues with that chassis, and maybe not yet resolved.

Its a 2006 and it IS the Workhorse,,,they said in 31k miles never had any issues with the brakes ,,,,replaced pads but no problems,,,,,whats the issues

I "assume" that it is a New type workhorse. not just a rebranded P-30/32. if the old chassis, skip it.
bumpy

How would I know ??? Its a 2006 model year..is this the "old" one ??

[IAMICHABOD]

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[Bumpyroad]

luberhill wrote:

DownTheAvenue wrote:
If the SunNova is on a Ford chassis, then buy it. If it is on the Workhorse chassis, then get some more opinions here. I think there was some serious brake issues with that chassis, and maybe not yet resolved.

Its a 2006 and it IS the Workhorse,,,they said in 31k miles never had any issues with the brakes ,,,,replaced pads but no problems,,,,,whats the issues

I "assume" that it is a New type workhorse. not just a rebranded P-30/32. if the old chassis, skip it.
bumpy

[luberhill]

DownTheAvenue wrote:
If the SunNova is on a Ford chassis, then buy it. If it is on the Workhorse chassis, then get some more opinions here. I think there was some serious brake issues with that chassis, and maybe not yet resolved.

Its a 2006 and it IS the Workhorse,,,they said in 31k miles never had any issues with the brakes ,,,,replaced pads but no problems,,,,,whats the issues

[DownTheAvenue]

If the SunNova is on a Ford chassis, then buy it. If it is on the Workhorse chassis, then get some more opinions here. I think there was some serious brake issues with that chassis, and maybe not yet resolved.

[Bumpyroad]

luberhill wrote:
Ok the first one I spoke about is a Itasca Spirit class C,,,E450 Ford,,,NO slide,,,rear bed/couch,,,,29,000.00,,,,with 13,600 miles,,,rear tires are 7 yrs old,,,fronts are 3 yrs old...

The other is the Winnebago SunNova Class A 27ft...31k miles,,,32,000.00 firm...tires are original,,,,has 2 slides,,,rear queen walk around bed in the one slide,,,dinette in the other....

The Sunova has more miles but 2 slides, hydraulic levelers,,,new rear springs,,,one broke in Alaska,,,both were replaced....

interested In your thoughts

buy the sunnova, put new tires on it. assuming it is not older than the spirit.
bumpy

[luberhill]

Ok the first one I spoke about is a Itasca Spirit class C,,,E450 Ford,,,NO slide,,,rear bed/couch,,,,29,000.00,,,,with 13,600 miles,,,rear tires are 7 yrs old,,,fronts are 3 yrs old...

The other is the Winnebago SunNova Class A 27ft...31k miles,,,32,000.00 firm...tires are original,,,,has 2 slides,,,rear queen walk around bed in the one slide,,,dinette in the other....

The Sunova has more miles but 2 slides, hydraulic levelers,,,new rear springs,,,one broke in Alaska,,,both were replaced....

interested In your thoughts

[luberhill]

luberhill wrote:

F1bNorm wrote:
From what I can make of the description, this sounds like a Itasca Cambria 26A. Here's the brouchure LINK

If this is it, it is a so-called class B+, slightly narrower and lower than the regular C's. The Winnebago sister to this is called an Aspect. We have a 23D and very happy with it.

Norm

what is your bed set up ??? And size of the people using it

And that link isn't the unit,,,it doesn't have that plastic looking pc over the cab,,,looks like a regular class C over the cab....if it ever stops raining ill take a pic or get the mod #....plus the link model HAS a slide,,,,the unit im looking at doesnt

[luberhill]

F1bNorm wrote:
From what I can make of the description, this sounds like a Itasca Cambria 26A. Here's the brouchure LINK

If this is it, it is a so-called class B+, slightly narrower and lower than the regular C's. The Winnebago sister to this is called an Aspect. We have a 23D and very happy with it.

Norm

what is your bed set up ??? And size of the people using it

[F1bNorm]

From what I can make of the description, this sounds like a Itasca Cambria 26A. Here's the brouchure LINK

If this is it, it is a so-called class B+, slightly narrower and lower than the regular C's. The Winnebago sister to this is called an Aspect. We have a 23D and very happy with it.

Norm

[toedtoes]

luberhill wrote:
That bed,,,hummm,,,would be a pain,,,every time one of us gets up you crawl over and wake the other,,,I also would not want to sleep above the cab so I wouldn't want a bed there

In that case, keep looking for what you want.

The more you think about things like this, the more specific you become with what you want versus what's a good deal. Don't buy a "good deal" buy what you want.