2017 Fleetwood - Flair - "Claire"

Open to Burning Man inquiries - one way rental to Nevada! Ask me to find out. It has leather (or fake - I can’t tell) upholstery, composite countertops, tiled backsplash, wood finishes, and oversized captain’s chairs that swivel to face the salon, with a little table between them. TVs in the salon, the bedroom, and one that pops out a door outside with a stereo system, are all wired for cable, DVD, or electric antenna on any of the TVs. It has Lucid space foam mattresses in the bedroom, dinette and couch beds, and a loft that lowers over the driving area. The latter could use a new mattress, but I’ll leave that to the preference of the buyer. The bathroom has a porcelain toilet and shower with sliding glass door. There are two closets and under-bed storage in the bedroom, a large cabinet by the front door, and plenty of cabinets in the kitchen, as well as a variety of storage closets on the outside. The truck part is great. Sitting in the captain’s chair, looking through the vast, single-pane windshield makes me feel like the king of the road. The engine, with only 15,000 miles, is strong, so getting on the freeway from a short onramp is no problem. The handling is precise, and the ride solid. The radio is a touchscreen with bluetooth, and displays views from the reverse and left and right lane change cameras. I bought it from a family that lived in it for a year on their property in Palo Alto while their home was remodeled. I’ve had it for two plus years, but only used it for three months. I’ve replaced the batteries (Interstate) in both truck and cabin, the self-leveler hydraulic pump, the windshield wipers, the sink drain, the hood over the stove, the electric awning, had the heater and the water heater repaired, and replaced three damaged screens. The kitchen comes with dishes, dinnerware, cooking utensils, and pots and pans. I cook, and this kitchen works fine, with enough counter space to prepare a meal. In then huge trunk you’ll find a broom, dust pan, extra water filter, tire chains, jumper cables, along with other necessities and extras. While not in use, I’ve had it detailed and waxed on the outside twice, and the inside professionally cleaned. The generator, with about 10K hours on it, starts right up, and I’ve run it once a week, and occasionally run the AC and the heater.