Class B for sale in Sweetwater, Tennessee

2015 Coachmen FREELANDER 21QB

$39,000

Sweetwater, Tennessee

I purchased this Class C new in the summer of 2015. It has traveled as far north as MN (few times) and west to Nevada back down through Texas and to Florida a few times. I've never had one mechanical issue. I have put 24000 miles on it and the tires and condition are like new. This is my 3rd RV that I have owned and I take very good care of my things. This Freelander will sleep up to 6 and is more than comfortable with 4 (my wife and kids love it). The entire camper is detailed after each trip (inside and out). Mechanical inspection before each trip. I'll get some pictures of the inside posted soon. Inside is like new as well. This Class C is fully loadedA three burner stove & oven. Rooftoop AC unitLP Furnace30lb LB LP tank (I have literally filled this 4 times)5 gal hot water heaterFull bathroom and ShowerQueen sized bed (upgraded mattress that's more comfortable than my home mattress)High R-value insulationAZDEL Composite sidewalls - lighter, stronger, will never rot or mold and better R-valueHuge two way access to storage under bed. Towing package (up to 5K) pre-wired for brake controler Seating for 5 (five seatbelts) - kids love riding at the table on trips. Upgraded LED TV & DVD playerThree way Fridge & FreezerI have customized a few things to make it more drivable and capable (see list below)Added Features and BenefitsCustom Cover $3506 Tire Pressure Monitoring System ($350) - peace of mind on trips as temp and PSI is monitoredOptima Deep Cycle Batteries (2) $460200 Watts of Solar Power & Charge Controller & Inverter ($800) - off grid for days without power. Custom upgraded Driver's seat with lumbar and vibration ($1000) such a great feature on long trips. Upgraded water pump (very quiet) and outdoor shower/rinse option. Upgraded fans to Fantastic Fans. ($400)Roadmaster Steering Stabilizer ($400) - makes driving far more comfortable in windy conditions. This is a one of a kind unit with all the great upgrades. I do have it priced a few thousand dollars under the competition because last year I got a check from the insurance company for $5000 to repair the epdm roof membrane after my uncle scrapped a few feet of ebdm off the front. Used the money to upgrade to a better quality roof material, additional solar panel and fantastic fan in the front.   I'm passing that savings onto the next owner. With over $2000 in upgrades I still have this priced well below the average Freelander. Don't pass up a great deal on a pretty much brand new unit!Overall the camper is great. If it wasn't for us downgrading to cover some unexpected expenses I would love to keep it. I average about 11-12mpg, the great thing is even when I tow my jeep I only lose about 1mpg. That's an impressive V10.