I would have been nice to have a shot of how it looks with the slides drawn in and to see how manageable walking is in that state. Sometimes one must go to the back and cannot extend the slides just to get to the toilet, for example.
Country Coach owner here....Love these coaches...obviously...Question about the prismatic paint....."IF" something were to happen requiring repairs, is it possible to repaint where it will match correctly? Thank you.
It's a beauty no doubt. The age could be an issue though, I keep reading that different parks won't allow older coaches in. Has anyone else heard this?
The older C15s from early 2000s were 525hp like the older ISX. Later CC used the dual turbo C13 engine which made the same hp but less torque but mad better fuel mileage
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It's a 20 year old RV for $160k? I would need to see receipts for the replacement of every major component. Otherwise a buyer must be prepared to spend another $50k in the first year. On the other hand, it would be difficult if not impossible to finaance this RV, and if you can afford to pay cash you can probably afford any necessary repairs.
You are new around here, and that's just fine. Several things you don't understand: 1) There is no reason that you would expect to "must be prepared to spend another $50k in the first year" for a Country Coach. Absolutely not. 2) "20 year old RV for $160k" is nothing for a proper motorcoach (not just an RV). And so you know, you could easily spend a half-million dollars (yes, $500,000) for a 20-year-old Prevost. Easily. 3) No "major things" have been changed. This would definitely be the original motor, original transmission, original generator. These major components would certainly not be needed to be replaced in such a young coach. You get what you pay for.
High end Monaco and country coach are the best production coaches ever made hands down.
Thanks for the walk around and through Louis!
Very nice coach. My wife is crazy about the color. Thanks for showing.👍🏼😎
Beautiful coach.
Beautiful coach
Ty. Louis 👍🏼
I would have been nice to have a shot of how it looks with the slides drawn in and to see how manageable walking is in that state. Sometimes one must go to the back and cannot extend the slides just to get to the toilet, for example.
Country Coach owner here....Love these coaches...obviously...Question about the prismatic paint....."IF" something were to happen requiring repairs, is it possible to repaint where it will match correctly? Thank you.
Cool coach.
It's a beauty no doubt. The age could be an issue though, I keep reading that different parks won't allow older coaches in. Has anyone else heard this?
They would that coach,it more about the look of the coach.
More videos please!!!!
👋🏻🥰 Beautiful coach
Andrew missed out on this one bc he lives at "The Motor Coach Store" now 😀 Ladies and Gentlemen.
Went to your website. You've got to work on it. Speed is SO slow. Finally just gave up.
Awesome….c15 is 600hp, maybe the c13?
The older C15s from early 2000s were 525hp like the older ISX. Later CC used the dual turbo C13 engine which made the same hp but less torque but mad better fuel mileage
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This video says it is "content made for kids". I imagine this is not intentional but it doesn’t allow followers of your channel to turn on notifications. You may want to fix this.
Thanks for letting us know, you should be able to turn on notifications now.
It's a 20 year old RV for $160k? I would need to see receipts for the replacement of every major component. Otherwise a buyer must be prepared to spend another $50k in the first year. On the other hand, it would be difficult if not impossible to finaance this RV, and if you can afford to pay cash you can probably afford any necessary repairs.
You are new around here, and that's just fine. Several things you don't understand:
1) There is no reason that you would expect to "must be prepared to spend another $50k in the first year" for a Country Coach. Absolutely not.
2) "20 year old RV for $160k" is nothing for a proper motorcoach (not just an RV). And so you know, you could easily spend a half-million dollars (yes, $500,000) for a 20-year-old Prevost. Easily.
3) No "major things" have been changed. This would definitely be the original motor, original transmission, original generator. These major components would certainly not be needed to be replaced in such a young coach.
You get what you pay for.