Don't wait!!
Nows the time to see Montana,its an awesome place anytime but the late fall weather there is awesome!!
I wish i was there (its hot here at my place!!)

Mileage: 114,000
Maintenance Records: No printed record,he can give you the info,he has it stored in his head!
Talk to him,take notes,he did the work,its not some printed deal from walmart!

Capacities:
Fuel: 300 gal.
Propane: 40 gal.
Fresh Water: 100 gal.
Grey Water: 75 gal.
Black Water: 75 gal.

Air Conditioning and Heating
Dash Air Working: Yes
Number of Air Conditioners: Three (Two new within the last 7 years)
Heater Type: Primus

Appliances
Washer/Dryer: Splendide, installed new 1014
Garbage Disposal: Yes
Microwave/Convection Oven: Sharpe Carousel
IceMaker: U-Line
Instant Hot Water: We have not used.
Refrigerator: Dometic Model RM4873, with freezer comp, new elect control board (DINO) 2016.

Furniture
Couch: Fair Condition
Table and chairs: Good Condition
Recliner Chair: Good Condition
Driver and Passenger Seats: Excellent Condition, recently upholstered with Marine Grade Vinyl

Floors
Carpet: Fair Condition
Wood Floor: Excellent Condition
Tile: Excellent Condition


Window Treatments
Day Night Shades: Main Cabin, less than 8 years old
Electric Shades: Bedroom
Venetian Blind: Windshield, less than 8 years old.
Exterior Window Covering: Magne Shade sun screens for windshield, front side windows, and wipers.

Entertainment
Main Cabin TV: Samsung 26 inch, Flat screen
Bedroom: Toshiba 19 inch, Flat Screen
Main Cabin: DVD/CD player with Surround Sound.
Satelite Antenae: Wingard Traveler for Dish, (automatic satelite locator)

Engine, Transmission & Suspension
Engine Model: Detroit 8V92 Silver
Horsepower: 450
Engine Hours: 2944
Jake Break: No
Transmission Retarder: Yes
Wheel Condition: Good
Tires: Tag axle, Drive axle, Driver side steer – OHTSU 12R22.5, Date code 2015
Passenger side steer Tire – TOYO 12R22.5, Date Code 2015
 

Generator, Charger, Inverter, Batteries
Generator: Power Tech (Kubota 4 cylinder industrial engine), 15 KW
Generator Hours: 1408 hrs
Battery Charger: TCM Interface, 30 amps
Inverter: Model HF 12 2000 U, 2000 watt duty cycle, 1500 watt continuous load
House Batteries: Four, purchased 2019, Marine Deep Cycle, wet cell, Reserve 210 min
Lower battery tray to accommodate four additional batteries if desired
Engine Batteries: Three, purchased 2013, Les Schwab brand, wet cell, 950 CCA

Options and Accessories
Security System
Remote Compartment Locks
Musical Horns
Rear Vision Camera
Skylight in Front Living Area
Ventilation Fans: two, vent over kitchen area, Fantastic Fan in bathroom
CB Radio




Formerly the CHICKADEE, name removed so you can name her yourself. Faithful bus, easy to drive, fun to travel in. The sound of the Detroit is an attention grabber. Reliable, we worked for an RV tour company, caring for guest RV’s. Safe and secure traveler. She knows her way around the country.


Things That Aren’t Working
Air step failed on our last trip, either the air cylinder or the control valve.
Passenger side windshield cracked in the viewing area.
Driver side windshield cracked, upper corner, not in the viewing area.
Needs a caster shim and front end alignment.
Gas cylinders on all storage bays are weak and in need of replacement.
Lock on the main awning is broken.
Passenger side rear leveling jack has weak springs and does not fully retract. New springs are included.


The seller bought the bus in 2010, with 43,000 miles on her. She had sat idle for an unknown period of time. We know nothing about her prior history or owners. He has driven her for over 70,000 miles.
When he bought her, she had exhaust leaks and dripped fluids from a variety of places. He has replaced gaskets, hoses, and fittings so that currently she does not drip anywhere. He replaced the gasket under one exhaust manifold, but had to replace the other manifold in addition to its gasket.
When he bought her, the transmission did not shift correctly, and continued to get worse over time. The transmission was totally rebuilt in 2014, by a company specializing in heavy duty Allison transmissions.
When he bought her, the rear differential made noise that also got worse over time. A totally rebuilt “pumpkin” was installed in 2014.
The small awnings have been replaced by new awnings sewn from Sunbrella fabric. Matching fabric to make the large awning is included with the bus. (A commercial duty sewing machine is available for separate purchase, if someone wants to sew their own awning). The large awning is in fair condition.
A new toilet has been installed, still wrapped in plastic. The water line to the new toilet is installed, but, it has not been connected.
The water system was “winterized” in the fall of 2018 using RV water system antifreeze. It has not been flushed since then. Numerous water connections remain loosely fitted. Care will be needed to tighten connections when the system is put back into service.