We're selling our coach, not a lot to look at, won't win any beauty contests but it's well built and has served us well. The clear coat is mostly gone on the paint which you can see in the cover/first picture if you look closely. My understanding is that there was a problem at the factory at the time of manufacture. Other than that, if you don't know the quality already, do yourself a favor and research CC, they are as solid as they come. So many amazing memories, we've logged a lot of miles, 94k on the odometer.

The layout is more suited towards a couple, but can accommodate children on the pull out sofa. It is equipped with larger holding tanks than many of the modern RVs. 100 gallons of fresh water will support extravagant camping with showers etc. for several days. It has dual AC, a queen sized bed and significant storage, both in the living space and under the coach. New chassis and house batteries this year. Has one main awning and then several over the smaller windows which is really nice for shade. Has a pretty cool old Marantz stereo for outside that is pretty kickin'

This is the one and only RV we've ever owned, they have a lot of systems and I appreciate Country Coaches simplicity in styling and mechanical systems. Cummins diesel, I think 300/325hp and an Allison transmission. Two 30 gallon propane tanks, one for the generator (which won't stay running), and the other for water heater, furnace and cook top. It has a sweet microwave/convection oven where you can bake a cake or potatoes but also zap something and heat it up quickly. It also has a built in counter top mixer and blender.

I replaced the charge controller (helps manage batteries, power consumption etc. and can easily accommodate solar) about three years ago to a top of the line unit that has run things flawlessly.

It's about 36', no slide outs. Come and check it out. Owned since March 2017.