SOLD

Motivated Sellers! All Serious offers will be considered. New Engine. 1998 National Seabreeze Class A motorhome. A combination of age and health issues have made us decide to part with it. We’ve owned the motorhome for about 10 years and put about 35,000 miles on it. In that time, we’ve made many upgrades (see below). If you’re considering a class A, this well engineered system can get you in the game reliably for a fraction of what you’d pay new.

The Seabreeze is showing 70,600 on the odometer, which is accurate as far as the previous owner knew. The engine was replaced on June 11, 2021 at 60,874 miles on the odometer, at a cost of $12,848.19. The new engine is a GM factory short block that was professionally installed and still has some of the 3 year warranty left. It is a 7.4 liter 454 ci. We’ve put about 10,000 miles on the new engine, and it runs like a champ. We’ve paid for inside storage for the motorhome every winter since we’ve had it. Some of the many upgrades include:

Permanently installed Sharp R-1775-7 convection/microwave with 2-speed exhaust fan and light
Furion on-demand 2.4 GPM hot water heater (installed last summer)
Main AC professionally installed about 5 years ago
Recently installed backup AC/heater for use when only 15-amp service is available
Garmin RV 760 GPS with updated maps
Rear-facing camera and Jensen VM9214 radio with screen for monitoring tow vehicle
Cunnins Onan RV QG 4000 generator with about 24 hours

We’ve had the motorhome out for a 1,500 mile trip this spring, and everything worked like it should. I’m available to answer any of your questions.