Selling my Alfa See-Ya M36FD Diesel pusher motor home.

What we like best:

Ceiling Height

Aflas were the first motorhomes to come with extended height ceilings. The tall ceilings make this unit feel large and spacious from the inside.

Windows

With large windows throughout, the inside of the motorhome has a lot of natural sunlight.

Freightliner Chassis and Cat Diesel Engine The 350 HP engine has more than enough power for this unit and just about any car you may want to tow behind it. In addition, the air suspension and air brakes, make this unit easy to drive and ensure a comfortable Journey.

Residential Refrigerator

Having camped for many years, this was the first time we have ever had a residential refrigerator in a unit. Running off the powerful Xantrex Inverter the residential refrigerator has all the space of your home and includes an ice maker (which is particularly nice for cold drinks at the campground).

Storage

It seems like storage is always an issue with RVs, but the large undercarriage storage on this unit insures that you have enough room to bring all of the supplies / toys that you want with you.

Upgrades
Full Body Paint
LED Headlights
LED Brake-lights
Additional Rear (Raised) brake-lights
Second Roof Air conditioner
Pioneer Dash Radio with Appleplay, CD, AM/FM, and Navigation
CB Radio
Kitchen / Bathroom Tile Backsplash
Upgraded Atwood Furnace (2019)
Replaced Turbo (2019)
Upgraded Tow Hitch (15,000 lbs)

For those that might be interested, we have a Roadmaster Tow Bar, and a 2002 Chevy Silverado (extended Cab) that has been set up to tow behind the motorhome (Base-plates, Invisibrake, and Remco Transmission Pump add up to a $3,000 value).

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