$305,000
Hot Springs National Park, Arkansas
Category
Class A
Length
42
Posted Over 1 Month
2012 AMERICAN TRADITION 42P. We put this coach on the market with sadness, as we love the RV life and have been doing it since 1975; but I had my 75th birthday last month, and we now have a condo in Florida. It has not been an easy decision. It is also difficult to price an RV, new or used. The average retail on this coach per Lazydays (FL) was $328,000 in March. Now it looks like NADA has it at $318,000 w/o the options. This is not an average coach, by any means. It is perfect inside and out. We just took it on a 3k mi swing east, and the only failure was a bulb over a couch. It is equipped with every option that was available, and then some, i.e., outdoor fridge ($700), Winegard Carryout ($600), carpeted bays, Roadmaster Sterling hitch, auto tire pressure monitor system, Air Force One braking system, en motion TV tracking system just to name a few. Please reference the copy of the window sticker. It listed for about $505k new at Lazydays. We are very OCD about our stuff, and have taken better care of it than you will. It has been garaged since new. No pets or smokers. Too, it has a transferable Cornerstone extended warranty. I will also offer to sell our tow car, also immaculate. It is a 2013 Honda CR-V AWD EX-L with nav, backup camera and sensors, roof rack, wired towing hitch (never used), running boards, protective side molding, and more. It is set up for the Sterling hitch, as well as the Air Force One braking system. This is sort of a ready to go package, if interested. The buyer would get 6 or 7 thousand $ worth, essentially for nothing. The combination of Spartan chassis and Cummins power are, in my opinion, preferable to the Freightliner/Cat packages out there. Service/repair records available. If you find anything wrong with this coach, I will fix it or pay the deductible on the warranty. Additional pictures are available. $305,000.00 5012827232
