This 2001 Holiday Rambler Vacationer has all records since originally purchased. The quality of Holiday Rambler relies on its steel superstructure and aluminum riveted sides versus typical fiberglass units of this time period. We are the third owner and have driven the RV to numerous state parks in the mountains over the past three years. The RV drives exceptionally well due to the upgrades made, including: Koni shocks, Ultra Trac rear trac bar, sway bar bushings, sway bar relocation to the interior holes. The Michelin XZE H rated tires have 5,000 miles on them during three years of travel and the RV has been barn kept the entire time with the tires receiving no sun. I've added a 5 Star Tune module which comes with the RV and is a $500 value. The Onan Marquis Gold 5500 genset has received a new flight systems control board and has a new carburetor. The Onan can easily run one of the AC units plus the fan of the Zone 2 unit or vice versa, yet 50 amp service is more appropriate to run AC on both while utilizing the appliances that the RV has to offer. Interior AC units both function well, while the dash AC could use some refrigerant for the season. Appliances all work, including the fridge which functions on AC power and propane. While it works, the display on the microwave is hard to read. The awning over the rear bedroom slide needs to be replaced (torn) while the Carefree of Colorado main awning over the entrance door needs assistance when winding back up into the "closed" position. I'm willing to negotiate these fixes in the price.