The coach is completely refurbished with new tires and wheels, new tail
light and clearance lenses, CB radio with custom-made overhead mount and
antenna. New, larger capacity radiator, water pump, and 2 Engine compartment
cooling fans with thermostat and switch. New alternator, A/C compressor,
receiver-dryer, hoses and belts. New muffler, cat. converter, and fuel pump,
new engine mounts. 3 new optima batteries. The interior has new carpet,
recovered seats and interior panels. New window screens. New countertop with
new sink and cook stove. New AM/FM radio with CD and 4 speakers. One of 13
SE's that has the park detent in the transmission. New 11 inch vacuum booster
brake system, new double bed mattress. New starter for the generator, and new
speedometer. Everything works. No leaks. Outstanding condition inside and
out. 88,700k miles. A beautiful and very reliable SE. No leaks.
It gets around 19-21 MPG depending on terrain. The engine does not leak and
passes smog emissions test with ease.
The interior generator start switch has been replaced, along with the fuel
pump and filter. Everything works on the unit, including cruise, except
the propane level on the readout panel. It always shows full. The tires
have about 2700 miles on them and they are heavy duty (EXTRA LOAD) passenger
type.
The overhead panel has a CB radio with speaker and original light mounted in
it. It has weather radio feature and electronic compass.
The fiberglass top is original and still looks pretty
good. The bottom has been re-painted from the top seal down to the top of
the lower stripes. I would rate that paint as good but not great.
The bumpers and all lower panels have been repainted. All of the
stripes have been replaced. The long lower left side panel has been
made into 2 separate panels, that makes removing that thing a lot easier.
It has not been wrecked to my knowledge.
PRICE $27,500
CONTACT OWNER FOR INFORMATION OR PICTURES:
Huntington Beach, CA 92647 (714) 847-2458
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Replaced heater and radiator hoses in 2008
including water heater connections
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Installed four core radiator
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Installed Johnson circulation pump and two
speed radiator fan
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Leveled the radiator coolant overflow tank
under front hood
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Built metal cover over radiator to exhaust hot
air down rather than in A/C area
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Attached negative air flow fin below engine
cavity
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Converted negative wheel cover vent opening to
positive air intake
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Added third locking latch to each wheel cover
for strength and security
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Placed engine oil cooler in line with air from
right wheel cover vent
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Installed K&N engine air filter in line with
air from left wheel cover vent
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Installed 12 inch fan on belt side of engine
to exhaust hot air
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Rebuilt transmission, added “Park” and changed
gear ratio
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Added transmission fluid heat sensor and dash
gauge
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Filled transmission fluid to mark on dipstick
shortened 2 ¾ inch
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Replaced air ride shocks with gas shocks
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Installed heavier coil springs
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Attached compressor air lines to air bags in
coil springs
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Installed newly engineered more durable wheel
flanges on rear hubs
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Replaced original lower control arm pivots,
bushings, shafts and ball joints
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Installed 140 amp alternator
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Replaced electric brake booster with vacuum
air booster
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Installed light airplane lever lock in front
brake fluid line
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Redesigned the battery compartment for better
access and use of space
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Removed spare tire from front trunk, created
shelf for tools and leveling blocks
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Installed two exposed clevises beneath front
bumper for emergency towing
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Enlarged wheel nut holes in hub caps so as to
receive full length of lug socket
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Painted holes in wheels color matching rocker
panels and bumpers
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Realigned shifter and accelerator cables to
avoid drag due to kinks in line
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Installed new accelerator cable
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Replaced Freon in A/C system to new R12
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Support underside of gasoline tank with steel
mesh
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Installed gauge in dash to read motor vacuum
while driving, added vac reservoir
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New hi-tec gasoline lines installed from
engine to gas tank for fire avoidance
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Wheel bearings have been replaced on both
sides
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Brakes has been rebuilt including new discs on
front wheels
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Vista roof fiber-glassed to body by
professional boat company ($3492)
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LED clearance light bulbs and LED
stop/signal/travel lights($382)
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Realigned front trunk door, front fenders and
bumper for proper fit
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Strengthened front trunk door latch fiberglass
opening with stainless steel plate
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Placed automatic mercury lights under both
front and rear trunk doors
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Installed night light and grab handle next to
entrance door
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Attached fox head brass door knocker next to
exterior door
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Placed small catch on coach wall to hold door
open securely
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Realigned gasoline tank cover, created new
metal neck into gas tank
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Realigned rear trunk door, installed two gas
pistons to hold open
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Created a black silicone water seal above rear
trunk door
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Installed larger latch on trunk door
controlled from interior of coach
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Attached small rubber grip on rear trunk cross
bar for easier opening
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Created access beneath license plate light for
trailer connection wires
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Two small amber turning lights installed on
front fenders of coach
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New rubber weather-strips installed around each
exterior window
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Custom made exhaust pipe for Onan generator
that matches engine exhaust pipe
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Strengthened trailer hitch to pull small car
and/or to receive scooter carrier
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Created storage area under left wheel cover
for cords and hoses
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Created small shelf in front trunk above
steering mechanism
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Attached flexible vinyl rain gutters above
doors and windows of coach
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Installed two passive solar electric energy
panels on roof of coach
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Replaced original TV antenna with full circle
electric controlled antennae
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Non-automatic multi-speed exhaust fan on roof
of coach with interior closures
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Installed fifteen foot Catalina 2500 awning by
Dometic over entrance door
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Reupholstered complete interior of coach
except for head liner
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Installed new carpet throughout the coach
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Rounded the corner of drivers seat base for
feet to move easier to foot pedals
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Made opening for uninstalled heater/AC hoses
to drivers & passengers feet area
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All windows tinted with darkening film
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Had small portable screens made to fit
passenger/driver side window when parked
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Installed pleated pull down shade on entrance
door to match window shades
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Fitted retractable pleated night shades for
windshield and passenger windows
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Built desk on passenger side dash for
computer, map reading and convenience
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Created shelf above windshield for glasses,
maps, garage door openers, etc.
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Attached a convenient small garbage can on
base of passenger seat
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Attached temperature gauge and calendar clock
to rear view mirror
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Installed CB radio for Vixen caravan travel
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Installed new Sony AM-FM radio w/cassette
function and multi CD player
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Placed stereo speakers in head both head rests
for near perfect audio while driving
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Drivers seat has a 6-way electric control and
both seats are heated
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Passenger seat set back from dash and rotates
toward center of coach
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Sofa back made removable or to tilt forward
for access to storage space
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Cabinet above sofa matches opposing cabinet
above sink counter
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Dining table top stored above passenger until
placed on post in floor
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Table post stored on bicycle hooks under toe
space of sink cabinet
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Two large drawers in galley created by using
two doors as drawer fronts
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Made a pullout bread board under counter above
large drawers
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Created small drawer above furnace for cutlery
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Space below furnace opened for storage, good
for soiled laundry
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Shower sump pump placed under shower, previous
space converted to storage
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Microwave lowered and installed in place of
range hood above range
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Controls from range hood placed in microwave
cavity under new cabinet door
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Two burner range powder paint beige to match
microwave
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Single handle faucet replaced the two knob
original
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Silent water pump and air cushion bulb
installed on pipes under sink
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Installed retractable Phantom screen at
entrance door
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Attached grab bar on wall above refrigerator,
another on wall next to bed
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Retractable clothes line on wall above
refrigerator, extends over sofa
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Installed wire shelves in closet for easy
access and good ventilation
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Manually controlled fan to circulate and cool
are behind refrigerator
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Made step below bathroom door for convenience
and shoe storage below
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Created cavity under refrigerator as excellent
place for shoes storage
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Replaced bath sink faucet and vinyl shower
with retractable chrome Delta faucet
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In place of old shower curtain fitted toilet
door to function as shower door
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Reversed bathroom door to open from the front
rather than from the rear
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Glued flexi-glass mirrors on interior of
toilet door to increase water resistance
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Attached a small wooden lif to direct water
from door over shower sill
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Placed toilet paper holder above mirror to
avoid soaking during showers
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Added small well-designed wall cabinet above
stool and shelf above hand sink
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Installed macerator with inside/outside
controls and quick hose connectors
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Installed a Select Comfort mattress
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Placed Select Comforts electric air pump in
area above coach batteries
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For bedding we use a convenient summer/winter
travel sac with removable sheets
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Place electric blanket under mattress pad
plugged into receptacle in trunk below
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AC electric receptacle in trunk wired for
shore power and generator power
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Added heat strip to Dometic roof air
conditioner to assist natural gas furnace
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Invented a TV holder attached to corner of
bathroom wall to swing 45 degrees
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A membership in THOUSAND TRAILS CAMPING
RESORTS is included with the sale as is the scooter carrier.
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TED L. STEPHENS DDS
