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The Rialta good size, easy maneuverability, and excellent gas mileage.

• One driver plus 7-passenger capacity with a sleeping capacity of four

Includes a hideaway dinette-table, new microwave oven, a single-door 3-way refrigerator, a stainless-steel sink, a two-burner range stove, and a counter extension.

A mounted Wave 3 propane heater that conveniently has no flame, flue, or chimney for easy operation. No fan or blower noise means it silently operates. {Installed by prior owner in 2020}

Samsung Smart TV, with the various platforms (YouTube, Netflex, Hulu, Disney+ and more) and CD player. The motor home has an adequately equipped bathroom with a sink, a shower, toilet bowl, cabinets, and a vanity shelf.

Tires are good about 3 years in age, and just under 2000 miles on them 215/65 R16 and I did a $8k+ Transmission rebuild late 2021 at RV UNLIMITED in Cheektowaga, NY

The bathroom is a likely area to remodel, just from the older looks of the plastic, it’s 100% operable but we’ve never needed to utilize it.

• Convertible second-row captain’s chairs to a bed
• Convertible rear bench seats to a double-sized bed
• One driver plus 7-passenger capacity with a sleeping capacity of four
• Hideaway dinette-table
• Bathroom and fold-down sink
• Microwave
• Two burner stoves
• Propane water heater
• 7-gallon propane tank
• 13-gallon black water tank
• 9-gallon greywater tank
• 20-gallon freshwater tank
• Storage area under both captain’s chair
• Storage over head front and rear areas

The rear window washer/wiper needs to be repaired. We have never had a need to deal with needing it though.

Yes, this Rialta is about 23 years old, so it isn't "state of the art" but it is in a lot better condition than most Rialta's out there. We did have plans to gut and remodel the inside, however my line of work has changed since aquiring this rig in 2020 and I travel out of state frequently and am not able to maintain it, it serves mainly as my 11 year old daughters club house in the driveway so we'd love to see it get in the right hands for someone who will get it cruising more than we have.