2002 Coachmen Mirada 300QB w-Tow Car in Syracuse, New York For Sale
xxxx Coachmen Mirada 300QB w-Tow Car
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Length:
32 feet
Year:
xxxx
Make:
Coachmen
Model:
Mirada 300QB w-Tow Car
Mileage:
xxxx0
Interior Color:
Green
Exterior Color:
Ivory
Comments: What I have is a xxxx Mirada 300QB RV with a great V10 engine, a xxxx Saturn standard shift automobile, a Brake Buddy (if both vehicles are purchased together), and a TST tire monitoring system. I took some pictures and did a walk around of the RV once more. There is a full size spare tire (original). There is an area on the left side where the outside fiberglass flexes a little. It was like this when I bought it 6 years ago and hasn't gotten any bigger or caused any problems, but when I was looking down the side it came to my attention again, otherwise I don't even think of it. The RV didn't come with a rear view camera, so I installed one just to keep an eye on the Saturn as it's being towed as well as the traffic sneaking up on us. The generator had a problem where it wouldn't start from inside the RV unless it was very warm outside. I worked around the problem by starting it from the outside and manipulating the choke until it ran good. Last winter I took the generator out and took it to the Onan/Cummins service department in Syracuse. After $700, it now works great. Both of the outside mirrors have been replaced with a newer model. The deep cycle battery is new this year and I think that the coach battery is only 2 years old. The driver's side windshield is new after our trip to Alaska. The tires have a lot of tread, measuring 1/4 inch deep. There's a mounted spare on the back. There's a small dent in the top left back corner, but no leakage. On the inside: the microwave was replaced on our last trip; I took out the old "clunker" TV and made a cabinet where it used to be (we carry a small flat screen TV with us and set it up when we want to watch); the radio/cd player is new; I installed reading lights next to the bed; I installed shelves in the bedroom closets; the water pump is new this year; all of the appliances worked when I parked the RV in the barn: air conditioner, furnace, gas range, water heater. There's a CB radio in the RV, but after hearing the way the truckers talk, we don't turn it on. Problems: one arm rest on the passenger seat won't stay up and one on the driver's side is heading that way. Also, one bedroom window's louvers don't work. The Saturn is a nice little run around car and tows very well. It has a full size spare mounted on an aluminum wheel to match the ones on the car as well as the little donut tire.