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Except for coffee pot, blender and maybe a pressure cooker, I put my counter-top appliances underneath on a slide.... Lots of room there.

Thanks glad you like it.

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Tammi: The fridge is a residential refrigerator. The Magnas and Affinities usually have them, perhaps an Amana double door. The inserts in the doors might not be glass, maybe a plastic "stained glass" look. Brian, please correct me if I am wrong.

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Thanks for the great words. I put your number in my phone and the next time I need to warmup and get some sun will get together and its get cold already. 😂

Might as well just buy an old Prevost passenger bus and convert it if you're going to upgrade/update everything, with one of those you'd get your money back out of it - wont with this.

If I remember correctly it has very little checking and I think it was in the end of like a slide room. And to answer the other questions that would be a yes to all of them. If you’re interested in the coach reach out to me brianmoto773@gmail.com. Thanks

You might have luck asking at shops that work with CCs, like Premier? And RV salvage places? RV salvage is big business, what with fires, catastrophic leak damage, wrecks, storms and floods.

Email me your number and I'll see about calling about finding you some. brianmoto773@gmail.com

Could not agree more.

That's exactly what I was thinking. Way better price and better Built

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Glad you enjoyed it

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Good question. Very, very important items to have.

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Thats a bronze tint Country Coach started using around 2000. Thanks for subscribing.

The fronts and tag could but that's to much tire for the drive axle it has duels.

My plan is to move the tv to a televator behind one of the couches. I much prefer that to the front.

Chancy: See the video at approximately 14:52 at the top of the coach info in the bathroom door. After water and propane and a couple of ideal-size passengers, the CCC is a bit blurry, but looks to be 3899 lbs. That is probably before adding fuel weight. I know that this coach can carry a lot--it has a big engine and a tag axle. Also, the heavy washer and dryer appear to be over the rear wheels--a good thing weight-wise. Our smaller 40-foot CC with a 370 engine could carry that much cargo and it was not as powerful as this one, but had a tag. The tag axles make for better cargo capability than a single axle coach. We weighed our loaded coach at all corners and it did not exceed the limit.

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Hopefully this video will explain the levels of each model that was manufactured Country Coach towards the end of production. Thanks for watching. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/arRgpZWHrc-9gpc.html

Air leveling. Thanks for the question.

@@briansrvvideos thank you! Good to know

Christopher: Good question. I don't think they were using them in the 2007-2008 time frame. I know steer tags are being used in current model coaches of all kinds. Maybe Brian knows better...

That is correct. No steering tag axle the only CC to have a steering tag was a Rhapsody.

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Brianmoto773@gmail.com is my main email. Thanks