Saturday, March 16, 2013

2002 TRAVEL SUPREME MOTORHOME FOR SALE (CA) – $58,000

2002 38’ Travel Supreme motor home.   350 HP Cummins diesel with 6 speed Allison transmission, exhaust brake.  125,000 miles.  Two driver’s side slides.  Recent renovations, meticulously maintained, non-smokers.  Many extras.  Great rig for full timing (CCC of 4,700 lbs).   Currently located near Sacramento, CA.  $58,000.

Curb Side, with electric awning partially deployed

$12,000 renovation in 2011 includes new carpeting throughout, new (blackout) day/night shades, new flat screen TV and cabinetry modifications.  (Click here and here for narrative and photos of that process.)

New Splendide stacking washer and dryer added February 2012 (This post describes the installation.)

New microwave/convection oven installed November 2011.

All standard amenities, including 4-door fridge with ice maker, propane oven, 7.5K generator, 2 flat screen TV’s.  100 gallon fresh water tank, 60 gallon gray water, 40 gallon black water. Electric awning with remote, automatic satellite TV antenna, chest refrigerator/freezer in basement, safe in basement, 4 AGM house batteries, AM/FM/CD player with satellite radio receiver, snap-on solar screens for windshield and cockpit windows.

Also available at this price are these accessories:
Pressure pro tire pressure monitoring system for 10 tires (motor home and towed)
50-amp Energy Management System
Brake Buddy breaking system for towed
12 volt portable Fantastic Fan

Click on any photo to enlarge it, or click here for complete photo tour.  Contact Odel King.  530-303-3443 or via email at LBandOK (at) gmail.com (using standard address format).

Front cockpit and sofa in main living area. From cockpit: dinette and sofa slide. View of kitchen from sofa

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22 comments:

  1. NanMarch 16, 2013 at 2:00 PM

    Lori, that is a beautiful rig. At that price, it should be sold before the weekend is over. Good luck. I miss your blog.

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  2. where's weaverMarch 16, 2013 at 2:40 PM

    Hope you both are doing well. Wish you luck on a quick sale.

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  3. GypsyMarch 16, 2013 at 3:25 PM

    It is a beautiful motor home, and will probably be snapped up right away by someone who has followed your travels and remodeling of your home a few years back. If you are in the vicinity of Sacramento, I'd love to visit you before I go to Lassen to work this summer. How is retirement going? I hope you are both well.

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  4. SallyBMarch 16, 2013 at 3:29 PM


    Hope a buyer comes along and appreciates your beautiful rig...
    Please know I miss your blog and I think of you often when using your
    recipes .....which are so yummy ....Hope all is well with both of you and
    you are having a peaceful, restful life .... Sooo good to connect ....

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  5. Al BossenceMarch 16, 2013 at 3:34 PM

    In the end it was one of our blog readers who finally bought ours. Maybe you will have the same luck. All the best....:))

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    1. Laurie and OdelMarch 16, 2013 at 10:28 PM

      I was happy for you when I read that you sold your larger motorhome... and even more happy that you had found such a perfect rig for your changed circumstances. I could see us doing something similar when the time is right for extended road trips. It would not surprise me if our eventual purchaser will come from our blog. Thanks for the shout-out on your post today, Al, and safe travels.

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  6. Travels with EmmaMarch 16, 2013 at 4:20 PM

    So glad to see a post from you today even though it means the end of your travels?? :(

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  7. Jim and SandieMarch 16, 2013 at 5:32 PM

    That is a gorgeous motorhome and I can't imagine you not selling it quickly. Good to hear from you and hope all is going well.

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  8. UnknownMarch 16, 2013 at 7:07 PM

    While you're at it...give us all a little update on living in your new home! Miss your blog!!

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  9. JohnMarch 16, 2013 at 7:09 PM

    Sure have missed your blog and all of your adventures. Hope all is well. Good luck with the sell of your mono.

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  10. RuthMarch 16, 2013 at 7:24 PM

    Was so pleased to see a post from you, but disappointed to see the reason. But I wish you luck in selling your 'on the road' home.
    Please post a blog now and then, miss your posts.

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  11. Erik's RV Blog March 16, 2013 at 7:27 PM

    If there was any way possible for us to buy your rig I would jump at it, it looks like our dream rig. Congrats on the new home and good luck selling the RV, who ever buys it will be very happy people.

    Erik

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  12. Sue and DougMarch 16, 2013 at 8:39 PM

    good luck with the sale of your rig! I am sure that it will sell quickly and who ever is the new owner, they will be very happy! nice looking motorhome!

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  13. The Good Luck DuckMarch 16, 2013 at 8:47 PM

    Looks fine! Good luck with the sale. I followed Al's link over to gawk awhile.

    Roxanne

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  14. dreamjosieMarch 17, 2013 at 5:36 AM

    Say it isn't so....not Scoopy! So sad to read this but understand. If we wanted to change from a 5er to a MH yours would be the first one I'd buy. I know how much love and care you have lavished on your beautiful rig. Anyone would be lucky to snap this up. Good luck. Miss your blog and travels. Hope you keep the blog and your campground review blog up on line. I still refer to both for recommendations for campgrounds and stuff to do in an area. Yours was always one of the best.

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  15. Jerry and SuzyMarch 17, 2013 at 8:29 AM

    "Wouldn't it be lovely?" So good to hear from you again, even though you are now off-road! We're just about to get back on-road for the summer, and may even write a blog or two about it.

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  16. DeeBevMarch 17, 2013 at 9:27 AM

    Great price! We will always remember our time and meal with you. Good luck with the sale of your home!! And most of all, enjoy each other on the next phase of your journey. Bev and Jim

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  17. BrendaMarch 17, 2013 at 3:08 PM

    So sad to see you guys officially hanging up your keys. We were hopeful you might be out and about a little bit. We miss reading about all your adventures.

    I'm sure your coach will sell quickly. You kept it in great shape and all those up grades! Speaking of coaches, we're looking to buy a new Winnebago Tour. We're actually in the "negotiations" right now. We'll have more info up on our blog later. So sad that we won't be able to meet up somewhere again and see you guys.

    Hope you both are happy and healthy!

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  18. Nickie and JimMarch 17, 2013 at 3:33 PM

    So... that's it then. For now anyway. We'll be home soon. Looking forward to a get-together, maybe a hike? Hope all is well with everyone.

    Nickie

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  19. CroftMarch 20, 2013 at 11:35 AM

    Well, we never got to meet! Maybe in Sacramento where we have driven by countless times but never visited. Lunch at one of the Riverside restaurants one day?

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    1. Laurie and OdelMarch 20, 2013 at 3:16 PM

      By all means, please get in touch if you are ever heading in our direction (on your way home, maybe)? We'd love to meet you and Norma. Though we are giving up RV'ing (at least for now), we do plan to travel via auto, plane and maybe even train, so - who knows - maybe we'll be looking you up in Campbell River one day! :)

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  20. stillhowlynMarch 27, 2013 at 9:42 PM

    Well I'm getting in on the tail end of the conversation! Certain you've sold this beautiful rig by now. We will all miss your updates and parking reviews. Had hoped to meet up, though we are frequently in the sac area...

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