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jj2169

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Posts:2

Registered Users

06/26/2008 10:58 PM
I'm considering the purchase of a 1994 Overland 40' motorhome, but I know little of the quality compared to other units. They look to be among the better constructed units. Anyone know much about them?

rnr42005

Classic Camper
Posts:105

Registered Users
melbourne, fl.

06/27/2008 2:19 AM
tell us more. the frame, engine, mileage etc. would be helpful to give you a complete "what we think".

1986 Fleetwood Pace Arrow Me, Wife, Daughter and two dogs EVERYTHING IN MODERATION...INCLUDING MODERATION

jj2169

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Posts:2

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06/27/2008 7:23 AM
I plan to call the owner for more details. The motorhome is on ebay and is a 40 footer with a 250 cummins and 6 spd allison trans. and 52K miles, no model specified, allthough it looks to be in very good shape and lots of bells and whistles. I am looking for feedback on the general perception of quality when comparing an Overland with lets say a Holiday Rambler, Winnebago, or Allegro. I have not owned a motorhome up till now.