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04-22-2025, 01:48 PM
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Hello All,
We have finally decided to sell Coach #385. We recently moved to the water with a great dock. Looking to buy a boat to do some traveling/recreation in and the LAND Yacht will see little use, so for sale it goes.
Here are the specifics:
- 1995 Newell 45', no slide, mid entry, tag coach.
- 153XXX miles.
- Detroit Series 60 505HP, Allison Transmission
- 20 KW Generator with 49XX hours
- Tires all good, tag 2019, front 2020 (larger 315 size), drive 2022
- Buffed and waxed 2024
- Newer Samsung Fridge
- Heated tile floor
- Carpet replaced with hardwood
- Aquahot, diesel and electric, replaced at Newell, 2020 ish
- 4 AGM house batteries, with newer inverter. Inverter runs Fridge and outlets in Galley (6 battery compartment if you wanted to add more capacity)
- Solar panels on top, not sure of KW, system works
- Girauld power main awning (newer controller replaced at Newell), with manual awnings for the windows
- Newer manual shades inside, all windows
- 180 gallon fuel tank with additional 90 gallon Generator/Aquahot fuel tank. Both tanks tied together.
- New queen size mattress 2024
- Newer upholstery in the dinette
- All exterior lights changed to LED fixtures 2024 (except reverse lights) HID low and high beams
- Front 6 pack manifold rebuilt 2024 by Newell
- Radiator and CAC rebuilt, new turbo 2023 with all new hoses
- Newer shocks 2014
- Full length slide tray installed 2024 with tool box
- Rebuilt dump valves 2024
- Records back to the original owner, work done at Newell and MOT.
- New passenger windshield, new wipers. 2024
- New Garmin RV GPS with backup camera and forward facing front camera. 2023
- New engine monitoring tablet with the latest Silverleaf software. 2024
- New 43" Smart UHD TV up front. I use T Mobile WIFI and internet. There is a newer satellite dish on the roof, but I never hooked it up to Direct TV.
The coach runs well, is dependable and still looks up to date. One thing we really like is the head is completely separated from the rest of the coach by an air operated door. This makes it very private. I have fixed, replaced, maintained many items on the coach since I have owned it. I would take it cross country anytime. Please contact me for more details. Coach is located in inside storage in Eastern NC near Greenville.
Asking Price $72500.00
Karl
603-562-8377
[email protected]

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