UPDATE: 8-23-26 There is an Onan Marquis Gold 5500 Generator on board that works great, tune up done last year. It has 699 hours on it.

Also added a couple more pictures.

If you've been looking for a roomy, Class A motorhome with a comfortable residential feel, priced for the do-it-yourselfer, this Suncruiser is for you!

The highly sought-after 37B floorplan offer a spacious layout; large kitchen, very private bedroom, and tons of storage.

The residential basement heat pump with propane furnace heats and cools without the noise of the roof top units. The basement utility area features insulated compartments and a winterization valve. When the main LP furnace is running, it actively circulates heat into the basement, helping to keep your tanks and water lines from freezing.

The interior has been beautifully maintained and updated. The living area features a TV, new pull-out couch and recliner. There is plenty of storage including a pull-out pantry in the kitchen and under the bench storage at the dinette. A four-door refrigerator completes this roomy space. A spacious hallway leads to the shower and sink area with a separate room for the toilet. Both areas offer large storage cabinets. There is a pull-out door to section off the bathroom area from the living area.

The next door leads into the very ample bedroom equipped with a TV, queen bed, wall of drawers and sitting area. A pull up table finishes this very private spacious bedroom.

It has a new automatic patio awning. The 3 slide-outs open the interior beautifully, but when closed, still offers generous access to the kitchen and bathroom areas.

The Workhorse chassis has newer Michelin tires purchased in 2024 with only 14,000 miles on them. The transmission is an Allison 1000 5 speed with grade brake and overdrive.

Now the do-it-yourself information. We took it in for Pennsylvania inspection 2 weeks before our first trip fully expecting it to pass. When it didn't, we were faced with having 3 months of trips planned and the mechanic could not get the parts/repairs done that fast. We had friends selling their motorhome, so we borrowed theirs and after our first outing decided to buy it! So instead of making the repairs needed, we lowered the price for the new owner to make repairs.

The fuel tank needs repaired/resealed it's leaking at the top. It has been sitting with an almost full tank for 3 months and it has not lost any fuel, nor can you smell gasoline. Carrier bearing and sway bar links need replaced. It runs great and is drivable, but needs these repairs to pass PA inspection. This RV is priced to sell with repairs needed, then you can take it on many adventures and start making memories on the open road!