1988 FC35 in NC - $35k

[fishfarm]

http://asheville.craigslist.org/rvs/1944582606.html

[NH Bill]

Sounds like a nice coach.
But, 22 years old. 22,000 miles = 1,000 miles/year.
That's not much moving around.

NH Bill

[Bill Pape]

Originally Posted by NH Bill

Sounds like a nice coach.
But, 22 years old. 22,000 miles = 1,000 miles/year.
That's not much moving around.

NH Bill

This 88 speedo probably did not have the 100,000 extra digit

Could be 122,000, if so clock hour meter should be about 3000 hours

[NH Bill]

Yep, that would be more likely.

[racin41bb]

The WL in the small picture to the right is our '87. The photo was retouched (by Bluebird) to show the larger outside storage compartments on the '88 model.

[Ernest Ekberg]

a 35 with 2 air conditioners?

[Bill Pape]

Originally Posted by Ernest Ekberg

a 35 with 2 air conditioners?

Most late model FC's have two roof A/C's with the 8.0K Onan inside the rear driver side bay,
no slide outs on my coach, not even for the gennie

[rwoody]

only 2 in the sp's also

[birds_first]

Yelp us later model FC's didn't need no 3rd AC I agree with Bill it could be 122K on the clock, check the hour meter. I would also say if it only has 22000 on the clock, buy it for 35,000 and spend another 15 - 20 thousand on it because it will need it before it's over. Birds were built to run not sit around. I would think a bird with 122,000 miles would be in better shape, mechanically.

[racin41bb]

Our '87 has three a/c's, 12.5kw generator on slide. Probably the first of the 87-89 FC's.

Our speedo stuck at 9999 (109,999). Replacement was purchased from Fort Valley but is completly different from the original. EZ to tell it has been switched out. I haven't been able to reset to reflect true mileage (digital odometer). Ours is showing 5,500 miles -- actual is approximately 116,000.