1995 Class A - Gas reviews

I live full time in this motorhome as it’s convenient with my job in construction which is always changing. It has been a reliable source of transportation and living space with adequate space for clothes, tools, and food for living a week without refilling or dumping tanks provided I shower at the gym. The power source for fridge, stove and lights last with the 2 six volt wired in series for longer life but lower output. The fridge keeps food cold even in 110 degrees temps. The engine is the Chevy 7.4L V8 gas which gets hot but runs well, transmission could use more gears since AZ freeways are 65-75mph and the last gear change is 55mph. The undercarriage is damaged but overall stability is great. I’m looking to buy another newer one by Damon provided the quality and drivability is the same cause maneuvering and comfort is impeccable for 30years old and driven everyday. Show less

35' w/8' slide . Sofa loveseat with bed, side by side fridge . Lots storage, plumed for W/D. Toaster oven coffee pot micro propane stove oven. LG Roomy bathroom/shower 100 gal water, 75 gal fuel. Generator garaged for 8+10 uears. Cargo bays Needs some minor wiring repair from small water leak. Needs roof repair new so de out switch. Low miles 45K Show less

This is 95 Beaver 33 feet diesel Pusher. They just don't make class A Motorhomes of this quality now a days. Even though this motorhome is a 1995, I totally refurbished the inside. Since I could see when I purchased it two years ago, could see the positive, of how I could redo and will end up with a gorgeous interior. The cabintry after 26 years still was in excellennt condition. I am all done with upgrading and replacing . I have no use for RV dealerships. They over charge like crazy and most of time their repairs do not meet my expectations of quality workman ship. Fortunately I have over the years learned to fjx most every thing. I have purchased at least 5 RV'S over the past 30 years. If I get stuck how to fix some thing You Tube videos, are a big help, by other RV owners. Show less

Terrific to drive, handles like a van. Can be parked with ease in just above any standard parking space. Spacious interior with all the amenities anyone could wish for. Restroom, Shower, On Board Generator, Large Capacity RV Batteries, Vibrating Massage Chair in Living Area, New Driver and Passenger Chairs, Refrigerator (AC and DC operation) Stovetop, Microwave etc, ect Show less

Great to drive handles like a passenger car. Terrific gas mileage and parks in conventional spaces. Winnebago has done a great job creating an RV for 2 people that has all the features of the larger RV’s and gets good gas mileage. Show less

Terrific small RV, Winnebago kept the Rialta on line for many years due to consumer demand, only replaced the Rialta when later model chasses became more competitive. Great gas mileage, able to park in most normal spaces, drives like a passenger car. Show less

This is the best RV built just look up Foretravel. All hand-made very sturdy drives straight. easy to handle. Foretravel has the Best reputation in the RV business. These are fantastic coaches. This one looks nice is easy one-button setup for leveling that takes about 30 seconds and you are done. Show less

Awesome Class B RV with great gas mileage and unique telescopic bathroom. It lacks a little bit power when driving in the mountains but you can’t have both: a nimble engine won’t make a truck fly. It handles like a dream, tight turning radius, good brakes and the large rear window makes a backup camera unnecessary. Show less

The RV is a great deal and very reliable with only 15,000. Plus the spark plug wires are new as is the air filter and three (3)batteries. After being stored for several years, it started right up. Overall this vehicle is good to go anywhere without worries. Extras include: all living amenities included for camping, cooking and other necessaries. Sleeps eight (8). Must see and test drive to appreciate. Show less

We have owned the 1995, 38 ft. Affinity for about 15 years. Yes we have had a few minor problems, but over all it has been a great motor home and we love it. It now has about 125000 miles on it, and I would not hesitate to take on a cross country trip tomorrow. One thing about Country Coach, not only were they great to work with, but so were their suppliers, such as Fantastic Fan. Show less