For once I'm posting something that's mine!

Selling our big girl, a 1989 Safari Serengeti 34-footer. Currently setup with 4 full-size bunks in the rear, but I have all the cabinets to return it to the original way less the queen mattress. Sleeps 10.

1989
Ford 460 Engine that runs great, carb
John Deere chassis
100gal black tank
100gal grey tank
100gal water tank
LP tank
LP/elec refrigerator
LP stove
LP water heater
LP furnace
Microwave
Ice-maker
Jack-knife sleeper couch
6.5kw Onan MicroQuiet genny w/ 3 deep cycle house batteries
2 Siemens solar panels with manager (trickle charges)
Hydraulic leveling jacks
Trailer hitch w/ 1" stabilizer tubes
Drop-down 17" LCD tv + dvd
Bathroom with head, shower & sink
6 under-belly storage bays
Good tires, 2 brand new
13,800 original miles - clean clean clean!
Sat in AZ for years and then was overhauled (have paperwork)
Air horn
Vacuum gage on dash for fuel mileage (aka: tells you when you're lugging the Engine)
AM/FM/CD
2 A/C units, converted to R134A
Main awning + each window has its own awning, all in great shape
Dash fans
Retractable door step
Collapse-able wooden dinner table + chairs
Plenty of interior cabinet space
For the right price, will include the two Cerwin-Vega speakers and 1,000w mixer
And more!

Starts, runs, and rides great. Title in hand. Just dropped $200 of gas in her.

Pics & a walk-around video: http://s299.photobucket.com/user/danauxter2/library/1989%20Safari%20Serengeti%20RV

CL ad: http://toledo.craigslist.org/rvs/3882861930.html


We don't use her enough to justify keeping her. And we've worked all the kinks out for you already.

Asking $13,999 OBO


PM me for more details.


-Dan

If it gets 15 mpg or better I'll buy it!

Wow that is low miles, good luck with the sale.

You replacing it with another RV?

Keep Dreaming George!

My 460 pig from hell go 8mg no matter what!

Rand

No, we're not replacing it. Four of us buddies once owned it, but now just two of us do. The other two both opted out of ownership & responsibility and bought their own camper-trailers. The two of us that own it are the ones that would do any upgrades, maintenance, repairs, and driving etc anyways, so it all kinda worked out in the end (we get more $'s).

I haven't the foggiest idea what kind of fuel mileage it gets since we run the generator so much, and sometimes we're hauling 100gal water + 8 coolers + gear for 4-8 people, etc. She's not the one you want to drive from Detroit to Daytona or LA to NY. But its really good on 2-4hr sprints to the tri-state area. Plenty of power, plenty of room, and plenty of amenities. She certainly made NASCAR infield camping a lot more posh for us at Michigan.

The biggest pain is storing it. No one likes having it in their driveway. It leaks NOTHING, but it does take up space. I've got room for it at my place, but I live the furthest from any of my buddies and furthest from any of the 2-3 destinations we'd typically take. And we'd use it once in June, once in July, once in August, and then October for OSU-MI. Then she's stored Nov-to-May.

Got quite a few calls on it, but most people are tire-kickers complaining its not a diesel (not that a 1989 diesel was all that efficient either, eh?) or else they have to sell another rig to buy ours.

It's a great rig. If you know anyone interested, please pass it along.