With only 32,800 miles on the odometer this Thor Four Winds Hurricane 31D Class A is ready to hit the road! The Four Winds Hurricane is known for its high-quality construction and attention to detail, making it a reliable choice. This is a unique find and I get it that it's hard to trust this old of an RV but this has been maintained soooo well that this is an amazing find to whoever jumps on it.

The saying, "older things just last longer" holds true here. This is not just from 2006, it has some well valued upgrades.

On old RVs these replacements are huge:
-New center awning and hardware.
-New bump-out awnings (both)
-New skylights
-The pricey one, roof reseal on all joints.
-Upgraded heavy duty tires
-Full generator tune-up- new filter and new gas line (3 years ago). Generator has minimal use- 27hrs in total!

I installed:
-Luxury vinyl plank flooring throughout
-New carpet tiles in bedroom
-Custom high quality blackout curtains in the bedroom
-LED lighting throughout
-New copper bathroom sink (that cheap plastic one had to go)
-Residential waterfall bathroom faucet
-Residential kitchen faucet with flexible sprayer
-High quality backsplash kitchen and bathroom
-New water pump (2 years ago)
-New engine battery (2 years ago)
-New hard-wired color back-up camera (3 years ago)
-New bluetooth/audio player (3 years ago)


Routine maintenance has been very thorough and consistent for entire life. This is the biggest "risk" in looking into an older RV. I purchased the RV 5 years ago from a trucker who was only able to put 7k miles on it due to injury. He ran the engine routinely and had annual maintenance performed religiously. I was told upon purchase when I had it inspected that it was a extremely rare to find an engine to be so new and "not even broke in" (whatever that meant) but because it was ran regularly all the seals and gaskets were protected. Once I heard this I bought the RV asap and so glad I did!

We love this RV and as hard as it is to let it go I am in school full time with an in-person internship for the next two years so it's time to find this amazing RV a new family that will love and appreciate it as much as we have.

We lived in this rig full time during covid for almost two years and it was a blast! I added some custom heavy duty fold-up counter top space in the kitchen to provide more room to cook. When parked with the two bump outs extended it feels spacious and cozy with all the amenities you could ever need to feel at home wherever you end up along your adventures. The refrigerator is some kind of magic frig; I'm always shocked by how much room it has! We have emptied our house frig into it and have fit everything, I seriously dont know how. Thats probably not worth writing but this is a big purchase so want to give all the info I can for you. One really nice thing about this RV in general is that the storage space is massive and well laid out. I believe this is the ideal RV for living in because of that. The bedroom separation from the main room allows for two people to work and have privacy. The bathroom creates a nice buffer with both doors while still allowing each person to use the bathroom and keeping privacy. This has allowed us to do RV trips with friends too, giving privacy at night for two groups or families while still allowing access to the bathroom.

The engine is powerful and the handling is smooth. I have parked this bad-boy in many tight spaces with ease (well maybe not with ease, but my sweetie doubted me and it always worked out so that counts for something). This RV size is just at that edge where any bigger would compromise driving comfortably in the city or in tight RV resorts and campgrounds. This is the perfect size in my opinion to gain as much room without having to dread turning corners in busy downtown traffic. I have got pretty good at parallel parking if I may say so myself! The Thor Motor Coach Four Winds Hurricane 31D holds up pretty well with looks too- especially compared to other rigs of its similar age.

Thanks for sticking to the end here. Most importantly I wish you the best good luck possible finding your home on wheels. It's a big decision and it was one I certainly spent a lot of time researching. I encourage anybody interested in Rv'ing to go for it; it is a good investment in your wellbeing! RV life is an amazing. Getting out of the city and away from all the news and technology brought our family closer together! I really enjoyed how it made us work as a team. The joy of pulling into a campground after a long day of driving and finding out that they have one more spot left is the best! Getting the campground map with your spot number on it is so exciting and when you finally pull in and shut the engine off...ah...it feels so gratifying. One person starts prepping dinner and the other goes out to hook everything up. It's so cool! (Sheeze, I'm going to talk myself out of selling this thing!)