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| condition | Used |
|---|---|
| class | Class A |
| maker | Fleetwood |
| model | BOUNDER 34J |
| year | 1998 |
| state | New Mexico |
| zipCode | 87505 |
| Location | Santa Fe, NM |
| Mileage | 667,000 |
| Fuel Type | GAS |
| Gross Vehicle Weight | 16,500 |
| Sleeping Capacity | 6 |
| Air Conditioners | 2 |
| Awnings | yes |
| Length | 35 |
| Engine Manufacture | Chevrolet |
| Water Capacity | 100 |
1998 Used Fleetwood BOUNDER 34J Class A in New Mexico, NM. Everything you need to be comfortable... nice Queen size bed plus a couch that folds into a bed and a kitchen table and benches that fold into a bed. A TON of storage, lots of cabinets, lots of drawers, a bunch of storage underneath including a couple that pass all the way through underneath, under the bed storage. 200 Watt Solar System installed! All the internal lights bulbs replaced with LED lights for greater efficiency. USB Charging station by kitchen table for your portable devices. 100 gallon fresh water tank, 50 gallon black tank, 50 gallon grey water tank. All sensors for water tank and propane tank levels are working. Large refrigerator works both on electric if plugged into external power, and off the onboard generator, and on propane! 3-burner stove and oven run on propane. 2 furnaces: one for back bedroom and bathroom, and another for the front (so you can heat just the bedroom at night if you don't have guests up front). 2 air conditioners as well, one up front, one in bedroom. 7000 Watt onboard generator (Onan Marquis 7000) that you can start from inside; runs off gas, from the 100 gallon gas tank. 6 gallon water heater. Microwave oven. Shower with tub. Dometic 8500 awning. Engine starts easy, runs smooth and powerful. Cruise control. Upgraded radio with remote control and bluetooth (stream Spotify from your phone if you want), and upgraded Alpine speakers. Spare tire in back. Adapter added to onboard propane tank (24 gallon) that lets you attach either sent propane to an external grill, or you can attach a portable propane tank so you don't have to move RV if your propane runs out. Lots of little extras I'll just keep with the RV, like plastic lego blocks and wood blocks for leveling the RV, fluids and funnels for the engine, hoses for septic and hose for fresh water, water pressure regulator and shut off valve, water filters, and probably some things I'm forgetting about.Â
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