The 2010 Winnebago Vista 32K (Ford F53 Chassis - V10) is just under 33 feet long. It will fit into most state and National Park rv sites. This rv is formerly a bunkhouse model. The previous owner converted the bunk areas to interior storage with a washer/dryer unit was added. The rv will sleep 6 as currently configured.

We have owned the RV since early 2017 and spent 3 years traveling the country in it. In that time we have done extensive upgrades to the suspension including (New Koni shocks, front steering stabilizer, rear track bar, Sumo helper springs, front end alignment and 2 steer tires.) and the rear AC unit was replaced. We have also installed a "5-Star" engine tune which enhanced the shifting of the rv when encountering hills. Also installed is a hard-wired surge protector from Progressive Industries. We have changed out the flooring removing some areas where there was carpet for vinyl, the shower has been rebuilt to fix what I would deem a factory design defect, and the valences and dinette seat coverings have been updated.

From the factory the RV is equipped with a 5000lb towing capacity and there is a brake controller installed, although we towed a car 4-wheels down and never used the brake controller. There is an automatic leveler installed on the rv so once you park get to your campsite leveling is much easier. The RV has full-body paint which is a factory upgrade.
We equipped the RV with a macerator for sewer discharge. This makes the sewer connection much easier (and cleaner) to manage. This is a 50A rv with dual A/C units (the front unit is a heat pump rear A/C only) along with a basement gas furnace. There is a factory installed energy management system which will automatically turn off components to meet the incoming power capacity. The refrigerator is both gas and electric as is the water heater. There is a spare tire/ compartment in the rv. There is an onboard Onan 5500W gas generator that feeds from the fuel tank and will supply the entirety of the rv's power needs when running.
The awning was updated to motorized arms replacing the stock manual arms for opening.
You can find the factory specs for the rv here: https://www.rvusa.com/rv-guide/2010-winnebago-vista-class-a-floorplan-32k-tr8309
The factory brochure is here: https://www.winnebago.com/brochure-archive?year=2010&model=Vista