2006 Dynamax Isata 250, 26Ford E450, v-10 Triton. 48,000 miles.

Five star engine and transmission tune.

Michelin tires replaced 5-2023.

Front brakes approx 3 years ago.

Upgraded Kenwood radio with Bluetooth and navigationTv, Blueray player, Surround sound amp replaced last season. Bluetooth equipped for streaming.

Brand new $4000 Dometic power awning, spring of 2024.

Roof AC replaced in 2018

HWH levelers, recently factory refurbished.

4k Onan generator with less than 100 hours.

Queen air mattress in the slide out sofa. All leather interior still looks good, some minor wear on the front seats.

Beautiful Cherry Cabinets and Corian solid countertops

RV exterior has full body paint that has been ceramic coated making clean up with a spray detail very easy between regular full washes.

This Rv is 18 years old but does not look it, Dynamax paint quality is second to none and this unit shows it. There is normal wear and tear and a few scratches but we get complemented everywhere we go about how good the RV looks.

The RV has been detailed inside and out including a fresh engine oil and filter change, it will be headed to its indoor heated storage in early November.

If youre not familiar with the Dynamax Dynaride air ride system be aware that the RV has no hard riding leaf springs in the rear. It is a full air ride system that floats you down the highway like no leaf spring vehicle can. It is a substantial improvement over any other Class C rv I have ever driven.

There is an on board air compressor to run the Dynaride, I have installed an auxillary air port and will include a 50 air line so you can stay on top of your tire pressures if needed.

In full disclosure there a few items that were on my spring 2025 list to do. The carpeting shows discoloration where the slide out covers it. It looks dirty but is discolored, we've steam cleaned it but it will not come back. It is usable as is but I had planned to replace it. Exterior wise, there is some original paint protection film that is just old and has cracked from the sun. Most noticeable is the front bumper and a strip along the edge of the trunk. The paint underneath is fine, I had planned to remove and replace this also but never got to it.

We have experienced many years of pleasure with this RV but as recent retirees we are transitioning from weekend campers to much longer trips and have moved up to a Class A diesel pusher as we simply needed something larger.This is a great machine with many years of life left.