One owner, very clean and maintained RV. Added Awning topper. New front tires. New AGM house batteries. Tiffin just replaced my generator and inverter under warranty. Now everything works perfectly and it is ready for the highway.

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FAQ: Yes, it's still for sale!
I have owned my Wayfarer for almost 2 years now. Bought it new. I am a horse chiropractor. I travel to barns and horse shows all over FL, AL, and part of GA for 2-3 weeks at a time 4-5 times a year. I travel myself mostly because my husband has to stay home and take care of our animals. I'm just tired of traveling alone and my business is busy enough here in FL I really don't need to travel to make a living. So selling my Wayfarer just to slow down a little.
If I were to buy again, absolutely Tiffin would be my #1 choice. But I will never buy another new one. I'll let someone else find and fix all the little surprises. I will look for one from someone who can tell me or show me all the service records and what has been done and or added.
Looking at used ones at dealerships, they don't know or won't tell you the history. I think all this (that I know I did for mine) would be important for a new owner to know!
I've learned alot owning this one from brand new to now. I crawl under it regularly and know it better than some of the technicians I've met!
My husband is 6'2 and was used to our Fleetwood Bounder we had before. For his size, and he sleeps weird hours and likes to stay up and watch TV after I go to bed, so he doesn't like the one room lifestyle. If we travel for pleasure together, we will be looking for clean, gently used Class A.
What I love about my Wayfarer is driving like a car, parking anywhere I can park a dually, excellent fuel mileage, easy boondocking anywhere and quick to pull in and hook up to power, push button to level and put out slide and ready to camp in less than 5 minutes. Everything is very easy to take care of, by myself.

My price is firm.

I've had alot of super nice, serious buyers call, but no one has seen it yet. Many are out of state and arranging travel plans. To be fair, if you call me and say I am on my way, I won't show it to anyone else until you get here.

Best of luck in your search. If you'd like to come see mine, feel free to give me a call.