Safari reviews

I have a 1997 Safari Sahara 35' DP and this looks fantastic to me. Great layout. If it checks out it will make someone very happy. Don't be afraid of the age, they were very well put together and will go as long as you are willing to keep them going. Show less

The build quality is second to none. The interior space is very large, given the short length and no slides. All equipment is top notch. The Workhorse chassis and GM engine make driving a breeze (especially if suspension upgrades have been taken care of) Show less

SAFARI COMPRESSION WORK HORSE GAS OPERATED MOTOR HOME GREAT TOY HAULER, EVERYTHING WORKS LOCATED NEAR KNOXVILLE TN 2008 , LEATHER SEATS, GAS RANCE, GAS/ELECTRIC REFRIDGERATOR, ISLAND, BOOTH, EXTRA STORAGE, AND NEW FLOORS UNDER SLIDEOUTS, NEW AWNING MATERIAL, SUPER NICE WELL MAINTAINED. GOOD TREAD ON TIRES. PLUG AND PLAY RADIO SYSTEM AND CAMERA SYSTEM. CENTRAL VAC, 2 TV'S , FIREPLACE, 2 SLIDE OUTS, DIAMOND PLATE HALF WALL WALLS IN TOY HAULER. 50 AMP SERVICE, 12V WET BAY HEATER, 10 GAL GAS/ELECTRIC WATER HEATER ,NEW BATTERY UNDER HOOD / MOTOR , CHEVEROLET ENGIN WORKHORSE 24 SERIES. ALLISON 6 SPEED TRANSMISSION. ONAN 5.5 LW GEMERATPR . FP;D DPWM REMP FOR LOADING BIKE,CART,ET, ALSO MAKES DECK INCLUDES SCREEN TO COACH. Show less

Super spacious with so much storage. It’s a great very smooth ride for its age and size. We love our 1996 safari Serengeti. The kitchen has a great layout. I love the fridge and the washer and dryer. I love that it is diesel and the engine runs So smooth. Show less

I found this trailer to be the lightest possible for an all rigid shell: a 21 ft long trailer that can sleep comfortably 5 adults and be towed by a car/SUV of only 3500 lbs tow capacity. The 2 beds are really large (true king and queen sized beds), no trouble to sleep 3 adults (myself & my 2 young adult sons) in the king size. Plenty of storage above and under the beds, that’s one of the main advantage of the F2114 against its smaller brother F1713. A trailer with lots of windows all around, great for the look, ventilation and outdoor feel. I almost never had to use the air conditioning, even when 30 degrees outside during the day (I camp mostly in Canada) thanks to the many windows. If you power on the a/c, however, beware it is very noisy and use the small fan to push the cold air to the back of the trailer. You will not suffer from black water storage capacity (we can last 4 days at 4 occupants), but fresh water supply and gray water capacity will turn short after 2 days with some basic sparing will. Shades and mosquito nets are a breeze to use and very convenient. I noticed the comment from a peer about the front large window where you should not close the shade while traveling to avoid damaging/deforming the plastic: a true fact, but I never suffered from it. The fridge has large capacity and a separate freezer, it is great except that this fancy design European model (Dometic) cost me a fortune to fix after the end year (just after warranty ended) for a defective control panel (I assume I was the unlucky one…). The 2 burner stove is fine, although a bit small and there is no oven option. The combined air heater with hot water tank is simply great: works on propane or AC power, silent when run in eco mode, heats up well and uniformly the trailer (except for the bathroom). The trailer shell, made of plastic honeycomb sandwiched between 2 aluminum sheets, is simply undestroyable by weather. I have witnessed other owners with their trailer for over 15 years without any visible wear: looked like new. This material is one key to the trailer lightweight. However, this wall material provides minimal insulation, walls and floor turn very cold in cold outside weather and heating will try to compensate accordingly. At 2 degC at night, the electric heater could not suffice to keep the inside at 20 degC and had to switch to propane once in a while to catch up on temperature (1/3 propane tank of 20 lbs emptied that night). The floor material is also prone to permanent bumps if you drop heavy objects ont it (like a bottle of wine…) Safari condo shop fixed a few bumps for me for free by filling them with fiberglass putty underneath the floor mat. There is only 1 real place to fix this trailer, it is the Safari Condo shop in remote Quebec province 250 km away from Montreal: not convenient and you must make appointments months in advance. Service personnel is just great, however, and they have fixed several buggers for free for me over the years. Show less

You'll cruse down the highway feeling like a true Captain in the oversized plush leather driving chair. Your partner will also experience the feeling of a duplicate set-up in the co-pilots seat as well. There are not mountains this Safari can't conquer with her Cat 330 HP Engine coupled to a 6 speed Allison tranny. The Luxury scalped carpet runs through the living room area, meeting the granite style tile floor that runs on through the bathroom area that shows off a curved gold tone shower door with Leo the Lion etched onto it. The scalped carpet also surrounds the queen bed that is reflected in a wall-to-wall cut glass designed mirror behind a padded headboard. Show less

One of the unlimited Motorhomes in its day. Quality of the build is superior! Corian Counter tops throughout. Ceramic tile floor, off set by the sculptured carpets. China Porcelain toilet not cheap plastic. The round door shower with Leo the Lion embossed into it is one of the many highlight of the couch. A full queen bed is reflected in the wall to wall carved headboard mirror. The working of the Cat 3126 has easy access lifting the queen bed where you will find a handy oversize storage tray. The two burner propane stove top accompanied with a microwave is more than enough to handle the day to day cooking needs of any chef. The large double door fridge /freezer holds more food than you can consume in a week. A mini built in fridge is perfect to chill several bottles of white wine. When cruising down the highway, you feel like a king in the leather drivers seat fit for a king. Not to mention the same extends to your driving partner in the passenger seat. All this wrapped in a seamless aluminum exterior with painted graphics that won't peel like vinyl. Leo the Lion looks down those that follow your big rig to adventures only you know about. Show less

Safari Treks are where it's at! If only they still made these! Talk about a quality product built to last. These motorhomes are tanks compared to other motorhomes and when you get behind the wheel you'll see what I mean! The bed coming down from the ceiling saves an incredible amount of space not only inside the RV but also shortens the length making them extremely easy to drive and maneuver. Plus the insides are made with real wood and nice components. Get in one while you can, only so many of these were made! The murals on the back are the cherry on top! Show less

This is a great RV for a couple. The magic bed was a great way to get more space in a smaller RV. During the day, the bed is retracted into the ceiling and the living area is usable. We never had a problem getting into any of the parks we visited. My wife liked the kitchen layout, as it was well thought out and designed. The bathroom is also well designed and large for a smaller RV. One caveat: The Magic Bed limits headroom when retracted, so if you are over six feet tall, you will have to duck. I have no experience with driving anything larger than this rig, so can't compare it to anything. My experience was that I had to pay attention all the time, no "hey look at that". Show less

FOR SALE: Recent service and road ready $28,990 USD - OBO Class A - Diesel / Sarasota, FL1997 SERENGETI 3750 FOR SALE AVAILABLE $28,900 Questions? (606) 301-1799 RV DETAILS: YEAR:1997 BRAND:Serengeti BY:Safari CATEGORY:Class "A" MODEL:3750# SLIDES:0 LENGTH:37'WIDTH:8' 3" PASS.CAPACITY:6 BATHROOMS:1 full. GENERATOR:6.5 Onan propane AIR CONDITIONING:Yes (2) BODY MATERIAL: All Aluminum with Steel Frame. CHASSIS:Magnum FLOORING TYPE:Tile and carpet. Currently in storage††REASON FOR SELLING:Bought 2nd Home ENGINE DETAILS BRAND:Caterpillar Turbo MODEL:-- HORSEPOWER:330MILEAGE:101,000 † FUEL TYPE:Diesel "ALL ALUMINUM BODY! CATERPILLAR 330 HP DIESEL ENGINE! READY FOR YOUR NEXT ADVENTURE!"1997 SAFARI SERENGETI 3750 CLASS A 330 TURBO DIESEL PUSHER with 101,000 miles Recent 7,000 trip, and she's just serviced and diagnostic report. New batteries. 3 Roof solar panels. Ready for the road. Average 9 miles per gallon. 100 gallon fuel Aluminum body construction, Hardwood cabinetry with Corian Counter tops, ceramic tile floor kitchen with Washer Dryer and Tile bathroom with carpeting in living and bedroom. 8 speaker audio system. Full side awning and all windows awnings with removable privacy screens, including windshield.6.5 Onan propane Generator. Removable Motorcycle Lift with 2,000 lb. winch on rear car receiver. Remote heated mirrors. Kitchen side entrance. Excellent condition Fiberglass roof. 2 TVs transfer box, power antenna booster. Quality not found in most RVs today. Ice cold a/c, hot air furnace, dual door frig/freezer, runs on electric or propane. Fully equipped serviced and ready for traveling. Presently in Fl. but may be in N.J. for the summer. Will consider delivery to your location. Owner for 18 years with service records and original manuals. Needs nothing, but you. Details Price$28,990 USDCurrency Loan Calc Price Guide / J.D. PowerTypeClass A - DieselStatusUsedLength37.00 ft.Fuel TypeDieselOdometer101,000 miGVWR info25000 lbsDry Weight infoN/A Sleeps4Slide-outs0ChassisMagnumEngine330 HP Cat TurboVINRequest VINAd #9958492Review This RVPrint This AdMotorhome Comparison Guide Price history Original Price $28,990 Listed Price $28,990 Show less