[Fulltiming]

Ron Skeen is selling his mid entry, 2004 quad electric slide, bath and a half coach #689. He has owned this coach since February of 2013. It had 65k miles on it when he purchased it in California. It has 127k miles now. The 20kw PowerTech generator has 1,120 hours. The coach as always been stored in an enclosed bus barn when not in use for travel and vacations. Maintenance has been performed by Newell annually with last service August 2019. At that time, all 4 slide seals and bearings were replace, bushings and sway bar replaced, and an all wheel alignment was done. New tires were installed in 2019 with the 365 front upgrade. 8 new air bags, new Headhunter water pump, new 120 volt and 12 volt air compressors were also installed in 2019. New AGM batteries in 2020. In 2018, a new radiator and charge air cooler were installed. All electronics have been updated. Winegard Trav'ler DirecTV, 32" TV in bay as well as 40" LED HD TV's overhead in the salon and in the bedroom. LED lights.

After a total of 20 years of Newell ownership, Ron is offering this terrific coach first on NewellGurus priced at $195,000. Ron will be happy to discuss his well maintained coach with you. Contact him at [email protected] or phone eight six five seven one two five six one zero.

38 photos of this coach are available at http://newellgurus.com/gallery/thumbnails.php?album=186

[pairodice]

Very nice! Would love to upgrade to that! Maybe one day...

[AZBob]

Does Ron Skeen's coach have the active steer tag axle?

[Keith Jordan]

No.

[Fulltiming]

No, the ZF suspension with the steerable tag axle was installed on all Newells starting with #697, although 3 coaches were built with the ZF suspension prior to that (#671, 681, and 685).

[ron skeen]

My coach dose not have the steer tag axle. I have not driven a steerable axle coach so don't know how to compare and have alway felt comfortable with my coach. I have had three Newells,  89 for 3 yrs, 96 for 9 yrs, 04 for 8 yrs all were different and I like them all. The 04 is the best handling and riding, but the most maintenance. 96 great coach with the 60 series eng and good traveling coach with no slides. The 89 was my introduction to a luxury coach. I bought a new 2000  Alegro Bus 1 slide which was my first M/H. After 4 month of a lot of problems I sold and went with Gulf Stream Scenic Cruiser with no slides. OK coach until I had a tire blow out that came through the floor. This show what the fiberglass coaches are. We then started looking for a Prevost and durning our look we went to the Newell Factory. After seeing how Newell are made I then only wanted a Newell. I had made a commitment to Marathon of Dallas on a Prevost but they ended taking the 89 Newell in on trade so I bought it from them. I have never been sorry for buying my Newells. I am getting out of M/H and my travel will never be the same. God has bless me and my family and we have been able to drive to all 49 states and all the providence of Canada. We now have great pictures and memories.