$65,000
Sebring, Florida
Category
Class A
Length
40
Posted 3 Weeks Ago
Overall in good condition - Had a leak near shower at one point, was repaired but some panels were not replaced( see photos).
Upgrades include new air conditioners/heat pumps, recliner chairs, kitchen appliances, and a refreshed interior with new carpets and window shades.
The owner confirms that this RV, along with all features, is in working condition and available immediately!
Remember, our offers are always subject to your personal inspection for complete peace of mind!
Stock #399561
2007 Mandalay Model 40F 400HP Cummins diesel engine, Allison 6 speed transmission, Freightliner chassis, 8MG/50amp diesel generator to power entire RV
Experience luxury and power on the road with the 2007 Mandalay Model 40F, a class apart in RV living.
Powered by a robust 400HP Cummins diesel engine paired with an Allison 6-speed transmission and built on a sturdy Freightliner chassis, this RV promises unmatched performance and reliability. Equipped with an 8MG/50amp diesel generator, it ensures all onboard amenities are powered without a hitch, including the molded fiberglass roof and comprehensive GPS navigation system with backup and 2-color side cameras for effortless maneuvering.
The interior of the Mandalay 40F is a blend of convenience and elegance, featuring cherry hardwood raised panel cabinetry, Corian countertops, and ceramic tile flooring in the kitchen and bathroom areas. The RV comes with a home theater system, a 40-inch LCD TV with Dish satellite, additional bedroom and outdoor viewing TVs, and a keyless front door entry for added security and entertainment. Comfort meets functionality with its full-size refrigerator, combination microwave/convection oven, 3 burner cooktop, and a king-size bed ensuring a homelike environment.
The Mandalay Model 40F is not just an RV; it's a commitment to luxury, comfort, and lasting memories on every journey. Ideal for discerning travelers seeking the best in RV lifestyle.
Reason for selling is health conditions.
