Low mileage! 27,163 miles
Non-smoking, non-pet owners
Born Free campers are best known for their top-tier construction and high safety standards. They feature heavy-duty fiberglass bodies and built-in steel roll bars for extra crash protection. Owners love their premium hardwood cabinets, high-end appliances, and smooth, reliable ride. Born Free motorhomes stand out for a few main reasons: They are one of the only RV makers to build internal roll cages into their fiberglass bodies. They use solid hardwood cabinets and thick plywood floors, which give them a luxury, home-like feel. The 2007 Born Free 24RB (Rear Bath) is a high-quality Class C motorhome. It is built on a heavy-duty Ford E-450 chassis with a powerful 6.8L V10 gas engine. Standard features include a spacious full-width rear bathroom, solid oak cabinets, a ducted central A/C system, and dual rear wheels.

Upgrades:
Lippert elongated toilet
New water pump
Optional bypass kit to utilize external propane bottles
Electric heat/AC control panel upgrade with thermostat
Wineguard omni-directional antennae
Light fixtures replaced with LED

Standard:
Length: 24 to 25 feet (bumper to bumper)
Wheelbase: 158 inches
Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR): 14,050 lbs
Engine: Ford 6.8L Triton V10, 305 hp
Fuel Capacity: ~50 gallons
Sleep Capacity: Up to 4, futon sofa bed, cab overhead bunk
Fresh Water: ~35 gallons
Grey Water (Sinks/Shower): ~35 gallons
Black Water (Toilet): ~21 gallons
Onboard Propane: ~19.5 gallons
Electric/propane water heater: ~6 gallons
Appliances: 3-burner propane cooktop, microwave oven, and a 2-way refrigerator (runs on 120V DC/propane)
Climate Control: 13,500 BTU roof AC/electric heater and a 30,000 BTU forced-air propane furnace
Electrical: 30-amp service, new maintenance-free auxiliary coach batteries, and a built-in Generac generator with interior controls
Exterior Features: Molded fiberglass exterior, fiberglass running boards, a heavy-duty Class III trailer hitch, manual awning
Safety: Tubular steel roll bars integrated into the roof for structural strength