Country Coach Review | 2003 Intrigue 32' Venture First Avenue luxury motorcoach walkthrough review
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- Опубліковано 15 лип 2024
- In this video, we do a Country Coach review by walking through a 2003 32 foot Intrigue Venture First Avenue luxury motorcoach. The 32-foot Intrigue is our personal favorite. The short length combined with the independent front suspensions allows this 32' motorcoach to go to many places which a larger rig can't. It's got massive torque and plenty of cargo-carrying capacity when compared to a gas Class A. You've got to love all that you get for the price as well! This rig was still available when this video was released. You can see this unit while it's available and other's like it at -
www.kenaicoach.com - Авто та транспорт
Keep thos 32' shorties coming !!!
this is the best "how to use country coach systems" video on the internet, which is both sad but also a genuine compliment to you two
The slide things under the stove is for the sink and stovetop covers
Dream coach!
One Day, Country Coach, One Day!
Shelle Belle YEEEES!!
Hi
That coach is perfect for part timers
It is indeed!
The big question. How much? That's a really big motor for a 32' coach. I'll bet it scoots down the road with little effort and decent MPG to boot. Perfect for a couple. I'd take it if I had seen this 3 years ago.
That's a great little coach at a great price! Just add a WiFi Ranger and I could full-time in that! BTW, Shelly, that co-pilot seat has a foot/leg rest built in! It's a recliner and you can bet I'd be using that in the evenings while I read! I've emailed Kenai and given you credit for my interest. I really would strongly consider full-timing in this coach. I'm single since losing the most wonderful woman in the world to cancer 5 years ago and no long need my 3 BR Rancher on a half acre.....
Bill Sprague 👋 hello sir! Man I hear you - I could full time in this coach as well! If we could afford it, we would have likely already bought it.Thanks for the heads up on the seat footrest!
Sorry to hear about the loss of the wonderful woman in your life. That’s so tough...
This is part of the reason why Michelle and I decided to hit the road now. We weren’t financially ready for it, but after losing several loved ones way too soon, we divided that we’d better start living for today and not waiting for tomorrow.
🧡Heartfelt thanks for your comment and best wishes on your journey!💙
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I was dumb lost my account password. I appreciate any assistance you can give me!
@Romeo Zaire instablaster =)
@Alfred Uriel Thanks so much for your reply. I found the site through google and Im trying it out now.
Takes quite some time so I will get back to you later with my results.
@Alfred Uriel it worked and I actually got access to my account again. I'm so happy:D
Thanks so much you saved my ass :D
How much weight was added in the front to counter the weight in the back to avoid bouncing effect? Greetings to Terry, he did mention this front weight counter design on another video.
Approximately 2,000 lbs. We'd start with 1,500 lbs and add additional weight as needed.
Obviously a couplr that lmow vrru little about motorhomes. Why would you be surprised at a walk around bed or a full size toilet? Have you ever seen a mh with a compact toilet. Do not quit your day job. Have you ever owned a mh.
Too late... I quit my day job years ago! 😆
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Everything except your location???
is this still available
Opie Disher the last I checked, about two weeks ago, it was still available. They also had another 32 footer which was similar. Check them out at KenaiCoach.com
You need to stand back and give an overview of the living area. To many close ups.
Where is this coach today?
Off roaming the USA!!
@@CrowdFreeRV Ha, ha. I owned this coach for many years and I was the one that made all of the improvements to it.
@@generaleclectic8374 that's awesome! You did a fantastic job maintaining & improving this rig. I was bummed I couldn't afford to buy it at the time.
@@CrowdFreeRV I almost bought it back. Do you know who the new owner is?
@@generaleclectic8374 sorry I do not. I'm sure Terry would though.
Its no wonder these things lose 70-80% of their value. They have way too much garbage on them that usually goes bad.
👋 Hello @J C!
You've raised two issues here sir. Yes, all RVs lose value. The norm is a 20% loss in the first year, and 50% by five years, and they continue to go down to the 70 to 80% level from there.
But all value loss is not due to quality. Yes, a "junk" RV will likely hit the 80% value loss faster, but they all get there in time. It's just the nature of vehicles which are mass-produced. Even million-dollar motor coaches which are state-of-the-art lose their value over time.
But what about real estate? Unlike vehicles, real estate often appreciates. But, all property owners will tell you that property always has a lot of things which go bad and need to be maintained.
But like I've stated in this video, that creates an opportunity for those of us who need to live as frugally as possible. For example, buying a 15-year-old Prevost motorcoach which was $1million dollars new and now costs $150,000 and it easily has 20 more years of life in it sounds like a pretty good deal to me.
Thanks for watching & commenting!
@@CrowdFreeRV
You make some very good points for people that are new in the RV lifestyle
Just as long as you by what you can afford while realizing that you’re buying a depreciating asset.
I just came across your channel and subscribed.
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@@russellpottenger8584 thanks for watching, commenting & subscribing! Much appreciated!
Poorly made video. Why would you only do closeup shots on literally everything in this RV. You gave is no overall look of the inside, its literally a compartmentalize video shots of an RV. Really poor
Terrible