1991 Winnebago Warrior 30 Class A 55k Miles Vintage Rig, Modern-ish Upgrades, and Pure 90s Roadtrip Vibes

Lets start with the bad (because if youre still reading after this, youre my people):
The furnace is dead. It leaked gas when I bought it, so I had a pro cap it off. Safe, but useless. That said, weve camped in colder months with the rig winterized and just used a little electric space heater worked great.
The roof A/C technically works but only in the sense that I technically still go to the gym. Probably needs a replacement soon.
The generator was awesome after being serviced last year. Then last week it decided to get weird. Starts up, but runs like its had too much coffee. ️

Now for the good (and theres plenty):
Only 55,000 miles. Runs strong, no leaks, brakes stop on a dime.
The dash A/C works (dont expect Arctic blasts, but hey it comes with those sweet 90s metal fans aimed right at you). Heat works great.
Original upholstery, cabinets, and carpet = authentic retro feel. The mattress has been upgraded though, because Im not that nostalgic.
No water damage in my ownership.
Recently replaced black tank gate valve. Toilet works. Showers untested, but I assume it sprays water like a shower should.
Water heater works like a champ.
Manual awning in great condition (a true they dont make em like this anymore piece).
Tires replaced just before I bought it (~2 years ago).
Backup camera + CarPlay/Android Auto upgrade, so you can blast Spotify instead of rewinding mix tapes.
Stereo has a CD player because whats a 90s rig without a 90s soundtrack?
Two updated TVs (one up front, one in the bedroom).
Rooftop storage box + some basement storage (not huge, but enough for gear).
Original Winnebago manual included (vintage literature FTW).

Other things you should know:
Gas mileage is predictably awful. This thing drinks gas like its free (spoiler: its not).
️ Shes 34 years old, which means quirks, but overall shes in fantastic shape for her age.
People WILL call it vintage sometimes as a compliment, sometimes as a warning. Either way, its a conversation starter.
Only selling because were going full-time and need something bigger.

Asking: $12,127 OBO
Why $12,127? Honestly no reason. Felt like a strong, oddly specific number, and I figured it might make you stop scrolling. (Also, $12,000 just looked too basic for a rig this unique. She deserves at least the dignity of some random extra digits.) That said, Im open to offers just dont hit me with Will u take $5k today bro unless you want me to laugh so hard I fall out of the captains chair.

Located in Greeley, CO

The vibe: This is not a luxury coach with marble countertops. Its a solid, classic Winnebago thats been loved, upgraded, and maintained, with just enough quirks to keep life interesting. Think: the rig Clark Griswold wishes he had. If you want reliable old-school adventure with a side of 90s nostalgia, this is your RV.