*SALE PENDING* This is a Luxe 44 FB Toy Hauler, one of the best. Along with the amenities that came with the coach, I added several upgrades *. The original retail without upgrades was $220,000 Although I pulled this coach with an F350, then a GMC 350, my grandson-in-law pulled it with an F250 without a problem. He did do some tweaks to the springs. The work was done at Brandon Ford in Brandon, FL.
* New Avacado queen mattress in master bedroom.
*Slide covers;
*Two extra electrical outlets in the garage;
*Removeable Ramp floor extenders(takes the floor to the back ramp door;
*Splendide Stackable W/D in the garage;
*Electric *Induction cook top(uses less electricity and faster heating.);
*Tie Downs in the garage floor;
*Marine grade slide floor coverings;
*Extra large closet in the bedroom. This is where the washer/dryer were to go.
*11,000 BTU Electric AC/Heater in the garage;
*LR wall completely finished;
*Gen Y hitch;
*Electrical outlet under the sink;
*Portable Surge Protector. Lifetime warranty
*The Luxe website, LuxeRV.com/toyhaulerfloorplans, and luxeRV.com/44fbtoyhauler give a beautiful description of the coach that I cannot come close reproducing. Separate LR and Kitchen
2 Automatic Awnings
*7.0 Onan Generator;
6VAGM Battery
*Tile floors throughout
2 Heat Pump/AC's
Electric AC/Heater in the garage
*Front and Back Step Above Stairs
Microwave/Convection Oven
Residential Refrigerator with Ice Maker
Dining room table has 2 leaves and a buffet.
Automatic Leveling System
Full Body Paint
*Snap Pads on jack feet (give much wider base for jack feet.)
All Solid Wood Throughout
Whole House water filter in basement, water filter in the fridge.
On Demand Hot Water - no tank and endless hot water (Propane)
Vapor Door between the Garage and Kitchen Incredible insulation with Heated underbelly
I lived in this coach during a Texas and Florida winter and summers. The heat and air are excellent. I used the garage as a "sewing room", so it has a tile floor. There are tie-downs for "toys"
The TH fuel tank has never been used. The generator fuel tank is for gas.