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Jan-03-2017 10:20 AM
tropical36 wrote:Teleman wrote:rgatijnet1 wrote:
Some of the 1996 Treks had the GM diesel and a generator that runs on LP. You could also get the gas engine during that same time frame. You just have to search until you find what suits your needs. You might try this website to ask questions about Treks:
http://www.nwtfc.com/forum/default.asp
Yes. We traveled to SoCal in our MH over the holidays and went a bit out of our way to look at this Trek. Seemed perfect. Sold just before we got there!
http://www.rvt.com/Safari-Trek-PATHFINDER-1997-Ontario-CA-ID7084901-UX163098
Wouldn't 16K miles over 20 years, spell lot rot?
Not that you couldn't fix whatever and if you could have gotten it right, since it's always about the price, anyway.
Jan-03-2017 09:38 AM
Teleman wrote:rgatijnet1 wrote:
Some of the 1996 Treks had the GM diesel and a generator that runs on LP. You could also get the gas engine during that same time frame. You just have to search until you find what suits your needs. You might try this website to ask questions about Treks:
http://www.nwtfc.com/forum/default.asp
Yes. We traveled to SoCal in our MH over the holidays and went a bit out of our way to look at this Trek. Seemed perfect. Sold just before we got there!
http://www.rvt.com/Safari-Trek-PATHFINDER-1997-Ontario-CA-ID7084901-UX163098
Jan-03-2017 09:30 AM
Teleman wrote:
We bought a low mileage 29 foot '88 Coachmen Classic Class A gasser in 2004 that has served us well but the time has come to think about getting another coach. We don't want to spend more than 25k and don't want anything bigger than 32', 30' would be preferable even. I know there isn't much in the way of DPs that fit these criteria but I did see a '97 30' Safari in the local classifieds, since sold, for 24k that looked nice and pretty much what I was hoping to find.
I'm looking for any advice here...brands or models to look for or avoid, or if it's not a practical endeavor at all. We are ready for a better, quieter ride and the gassers I've driven seem to have even less pep than our old Coachmen and are just as loud in the cockpit. I don't want get into a DP only to get killed by unanticipated repair costs either. Any advice would be greatly appreciated!
Jan-03-2017 08:44 AM
Mile High wrote:Yeah...:(
Wow, that was in nice shape!
Jan-03-2017 08:34 AM
Jan-03-2017 08:06 AM
rgatijnet1 wrote:
Some of the 1996 Treks had the GM diesel and a generator that runs on LP. You could also get the gas engine during that same time frame. You just have to search until you find what suits your needs. You might try this website to ask questions about Treks:
http://www.nwtfc.com/forum/default.asp
Jan-03-2017 08:03 AM
Mile High wrote:
I'm surprised the diesels you looked at have an LP generator. You are right, we run ours down the road almost all the time to keep the ACs running if we bring our daughter.
Jan-03-2017 07:49 AM
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Jan-02-2017 06:50 PM
hussbuss wrote:
Teleman. There is a nice Safari Tech in the Appleton Craigs list RV. Posting number is 5887586776. Has small slide and is 31ft long. Has big block GM motor. Has been for sale 4 2 years. Price has been coming down. Has pictures. Check it out. hussbuss.
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