2001 Georgia Boy Motor Coach, Gasoline 6.8L V10 SOHC 20V. AUTOMATIC.

3205 Model
28K Miles (SHOWING) Clean Title, Clean Life (Mostly)
VIN: 1FCMF53S3YOA10916
Mileage: 28,415 ACTUAL
Generator: Onan Emerald Plus
Inspection: Brand New Virginia Safety Inspection (Good through 7/26)
Features: Satellite on roof, backup camera, everything works, no leaks, no water damage

Let’s just say… this motorhome has been places. And we don’t mean Branson or Myrtle Beach. We’re talking about the kind of road trips that didn’t get posted on Instagram and may or may not have involved a parrot, a CB radio, and a retired rodeo clown named “Skip.”

What we can tell you:

Starts, runs, drives, shifts, stops, camps like it should.

Key is here/Title, free and clear of any/all liens or salvage brands is here.

It’s got low mileage (28,415 actual) and runs solid

Onan Emerald Plus generator with just 293 hours, serviced regularly and starts up happy

All systems are working: lights, A/C, appliances, backup cam ..... check, check, and check

Roof satellite still points to the stars (or your favorite late night reruns of Golden Girls or Breaking Bad)

No water leaks, no mystery stains, no weird smells .... clean and dry

Did I mention the new Virginia inspection, good through July 26?

You’ll be inheriting a machine that has been well cared for, but also clearly loved… possibly too much in Nevada, and definitely too fast through parts of Tennessee.

Now the Serious Stuff.... Legal Disclaimer:
This vehicle is being sold AS-IS, WHERE-IS, with no warranties expressed, implied, written in Sharpie, or promised by any spiritual advisor. We’ve described it to the best of our ability and knowledge.
As with all assets, we strongly recommend you inspect the unit in person before placing your bid.
Payment must be made within the GovDeals policy timeframe.
Failure to follow through may result in loss of bidding privileges and haunting dreams of the road trip you could’ve had.

If you’ve got questions, ask 'em. If you’ve got answers, even better. Just don’t ask where Georgia Boy’s been ... some stories are better left between the highway and the horizon.