View a video tour of the camper here

Improvements made at 50,000 miles:

• New Michelin Agilis Crossclimate tires
• Sumo springs front and rear
• Replaced AGM house batteries with Renogy Smart Lithium batteries ($1500 upgrade) (faster charging and can be used til full discharge without damage, so all 200 amp hours are usable intstead of 50% with old AGM's). There is a phone app to see levels and charging status at anytime.
• H7 LED Headlight Conversion Kit (Gen 4) - High-Power Plug & Play
• Changed transmission oil and filter and replaced the pan with one with a drain plug for future easy changes
• Installed a Fumoto valve to replace stock oil drain bolt (you will flip a lever to drain oil)
• Installed NOCO GENIUS1 Smart Battery Trickle Charger to maintain chassis battery when plugged in
• Replaced all USB charging plugs with USB Power Delivery fast charging plugs
• New propane regulator and main power transfer solenoid
• 100 watt solar panel on roof and an additional 140 watt portable folding panel for flexible placement in sun when parked in shade, 20W panel to set on dashboard to keep chassis battery charged in storage
• Upgraded solar regulator to accomodate the extra panel
• New chassis battery
• Mopeka propane level guage with app for phone https://amzn.to/4eXZa2u
• New windshield 7/6/2026

Driving back to Homer from the Southwest we got an overall MPG of 18.5.

The RV has never had any mechanical problems, except one. I *thought* I had a major electrical problem one time but it was just the main transfer solenoid charging the house batteries, a $99 part and half hour work. As a result of my worry I bought $500 worth of spare parts from Winnebago that weren't needed but you will have for use or sale: A new propane solenoid and valve and a new OnePlace panel (the main panel for waterpump, generator, tank levels etc). The windshield was cracked because Alaska so I replaced that on July 6, 2026. The back doors have a dent but still work fine. Photo here

Miscellaneous Extras

• GoTreads Regular Traction Boards https://amzn.to/4g7wtlM
• Interlocking Leveling Blocks https://amzn.to/443edmo
  
• Tire covers for storage
  
• Heavy duty socket lug wrench
  
• Lug bolt guides for easy wheel alignment
  
• Magnetic exterior windshield cover for privacy and sunscreen (inside ones just make the windowshield hot)
  
• Easy snap-on blackout curtain between cab and living area
  
• TV with USB drive holding 150 movies

Specs

• Engine: 3.6L Pentastar V6 gas engine
• Transmission: 6-speed automatic
• Fuel Capacity: 24 gallons
• Towing Capacity: 3,500 lbs
• Exterior Length: 21 feet
• Interior Height: 6 feet 3 inches (75 inches)
• Generator: Cummins Onan 2,800-watt gas generator, 97 hours
• Air Conditioning: 13,500 BTU
• Fresh Water: 21 gallons
• Gray Water: 15 gallons
• Black Water: 13 gallons
• Froli Sleep System https://nickleatlantic.com/

• Twin Bed Dimensions:
  • Driver Side Bed: 28 inches wide by 74 inches long.
  • Passenger Side Bed: 28 inches wide by 80 inches long (slightly longer for taller individuals).
• Galley/Kitchen: Positioned right by the passenger side sliding door, featuring a 2-burner range, stainless steel sink, convection/microwave oven, and a 2.5 cubic foot AC/DC refrigerator.
• Rear Bathroom: Features a toilet, a fold-down sink, a full shower area, and a wardrobe closet.

• Water Heater: Equipped with an energy-efficient Truma Combi Eco Plus heating system, which handles both your cabin heat and hot water using either propane or electricity. This is a fantastic heater which is so quiet you can hardly tell when it turns on.
• Electrical System: Includes a 2,800-watt Cummins Onan generator and upgraded Renogy Smart Lithium batteries. 95 hrs.
• Solar Power: Equipped with a 100-watt solar panel on the roof to assist with maintaining battery charge while boondocking and an additional 140 watt portable folding panel for flexible placement in sun when parked in shade, .
• Propane Capacity: 6 gallons (usable).

See original Brochure here

Click to download manual

See a few traveling photos here