2006 Pleasure Way Plateau TS for sale:
Due to health reasons and, with much sadness, the time has come to sell our beloved Pleasure Way. We have owned and used our Pleasure Way for four years and for most of its life it has been pampered and cared for meticulously. We are mature, adult owners, non-smokers, non-pet owners and like the original owner, have taken particular care of our beloved TS. This RV is in perfect shape, in and out, --you will be hard pressed to find a better cared for motorhome. We have all the manuals for all systems and appliances, all service receipts (including the original owners), brochures and maintenance and service records for the entire history of this fine vehicle. This motorhome is fully self contained and very economical to operate. On our last trip out West, we averaged 21 mpg with a high of 22.5mpg at 70 mph. This rig is perfect for two people (a couple), is easy to drive, and will park in any regular parking space. This very hard to find unit comes with a 260Ah house battery (was purchased in October of 2020) which is excellent for dry camping, plenty of Amp-hours to power your needs.
This unit is the one you want to acquire. I have had numerous fellow campers always inquire about this rig and want to peek inside, which I enjoy bragging on its accommodations. We would entertain serious inquiries only.
Offered at $54,900, contact Geoff at 727-514-8902. Calls please, no texts.
Location: Port Richey, Florida(35 miles NW of Tampa, FL)

HIGHTLIGHTS: length, 21' 11, average mpg 20.0, as much as 22.5mpg
Odometer: 135, 5xx(purchased from original owner in 2016 with 108,000)
VIN: WD0PD744055844307

ENGINE: Mercedes Benz /Dodge 2500 Sprinter chassis 2.7 L 5-cylinder turbocharged DIESEL engine--hugely reliable and trouble free engine and 5-speed transmission. As the original owner did, I have also changed oil every 5,000 miles. It represents what I call cheap insurance. Be advised, this is NOT the V-6 in my RV, they will be experiencing some very expensive repair problems with those engines soon. In deference to the Mercedes image, I rebadged the unit with the Mercedes star in the front and the "Mercedes Benz" on the rear door. There is a lovely Mercedes 3" button on the steering wheel center. Oh, and as a note, I never run the engine over 3,000 rpms even though the manual says 4,000.It is just my way of being conservative in its operation. (Also, I usually run at 65-70mph)