This 2011 Tiffin Allegro RED with the 38QBA bunkhouse floor plan is great for families. We made some great memories with our 3 kids in the past 6 years, but now it's time for a new family to make memories with her.

In preparation for the sale I recently completed the following:

• Cummins ISB service (including air filter & air dryer assembly)
• Generator service
• Chassis lubed 2/23
• Front hub oil changed
• New chassis batteries
• New house battery bank
• Exhaust SCR recall completed by Cummins

The tires currently on the coach all have date codes of "2118" and "2218" so you'll be good for at least 2 more years.

I've made a number of repairs and improvements during our ownership to improve reliability, comfort, convenience, and safety. Some of them are:

• Captain's chairs from Phaeton
• Rear axle & transmission fluids changed to synthetic in 6/20
• ISB coolant changed to lifetime Compleat OAT
• Upgraded Bosch alternator
• Koni FSD shocks in 6/18
• SeeLevel tank monitoring system displays in cockpit AND wet bay
• Progressive Industries EMS surge protector with new power cord
• Galley sink drain repair with new 90* elbow to eliminate strain
• Front roof A/C unit's start & run capacitors replaced
• Two low pressure LP QD fittings for propane appliances
• Air admittance valves recently replaced
• Interior lights changed to LED
• Manual shut-off switch for entry steps
• House water pump recently replaced
• City Water/Tank Fill diverter valve replaced
• JVC KD-X350BTS bluetooth radio head unit
• Fumoto oil drain valve for Cummins ISB

I'm also including a BUNCH of parts & spares including, but not limited to:

• Complete set of spare keys
• ISB fuel filters
• Various fluids
• EezRV TPMS
• Dash cam
• RViBrake 2 braking system for flat towing
• Blue Ox Aventa 10,000-lb tow bar
• Gen-Y Mega-Duty 10,000-lb drop hitch
• Yakima LongHaul 4-bike rack
• 50A-30A, 30A-15A dog bones
• Husky tool set & tools for filters
• Squirrel cage fan for roof A/C
• Water filters
• Camp Chef 3-burner stove w/ flat griddle and BBQ box
• Folding table
• 120VAC breakers

Hopefully you can appreciate that we were enthusiast owners. That said, in the interest of full disclosure, there are 3 cracks in the fiberglass that I discovered this summer; refer to the photos. There was NEVER any water intrusion. Every competent local facility that I called was booked out 3+ months in advance. I got estimates to repair the cracks at approximately $3000-5000 and priced the sale accordingly.

Please feel free to contact me for any further questions! Thanks for your consideration!