2019 Winnebago Navion 24D, 2019 Winnebago Navion 24D 25' 8" Class C Motorhome. Mercedes Benz Diesel Engine. Slide Out, Awning, Sleeps 6, A/C Unit. Solid Pre-Covid Build!!

The Navion 24D is a popular model because it has a larger bathroom and a Murphy bed. When you get up in the morning, you press a button; the bed rises, sheets and all, and you now have a lot of room in the living area.

Winnebago Navion 24D highlights:
Murphy Bed
Rear Bathroom
Swivel Cab Seats
Superstructure Construction
Propane hookup for outdoor grill
Onan 3200 Quiet Diesel generator
Additions by Owner
HWH Auto-level hydraulic jacks ($6,000)
Sewer Hose storage ($40)
Trickle charger for chassis battery ($131)
AC Air Flow improvement Kit ($180)
KING One Pro Premium Satellite Antenna Bundle W/Walley ($679)
King Air Tripod mount ($99)
30 amp Surge Protector ($86)
Tire covers (white) ($56)
Potable Water Hose ($20)
Drain hoses w/connectors ($66)
Camco Sewer Hose Support ($62)
Blue OX Tow Bar (Approx.. $1,100) - you will need the base plate for whatever vehicle you
choose to tow)
30 Amp power cord extension w/several dog bones ($150+)

Hit the road knowing that you have all that you need at your fingertips in this Winnebago Navion Class C diesel motorhome. Creating meals and snacks will be easy in the kitchen because of the two-burner range and convection microwave oven, and the Norcold double-door refrigerator/freezer will keep all of your perishable items cold and fresh. You will also find a pantry cupboard near the refrigerator for all of your dry and canned goods, and the overhead cabinets keep your daily dishes and kitchen items easily accessible. You will thoroughly enjoy the convenience of having a larger rear bathroom in this coach, and the Murphy bed will prove to be a huge asset in providing sleeping space at night while still keeping the interior free from clutter during the day. It's the perfect rig for a couple or with smaller children as there is a overhead bed above the driver/passenger seats. The rig is completely self contained with its diesel generator.

Seller Comments:
In case you do not know it, the Sprinter chassis is not very stable when parked on its stabilizer jacks, it's like being on my one-time sailboat at anchor. With the auto-level HWH jacks, the rig is solid. Additionally, MB Sprinter does not allow anything to be attached to the chassis battery; therefore, the only time the battery is charged is when the engine is running. I overcame this issue by purchasing an Optimate V, which plugs into a 120V outlet in the rig so when on generator or shore power, it provides a trickle charge. I installed an enclosed tube under the rig by the water compartment for storing the smelly sewer hose. We installed a curtain between the cab and the coach so you don't have to cool the cab when p