2003 41' Showhauler, Freightliner Chassis, 236k miles, on ebay.

[BravestDog]

Comments?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2003-40-ShowHauler-Conve...QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

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2003 41' Show Hauler

Make: 500 HP Cummings with 10speed Manual transmission

Every thing needed and more! Fastest and most pulling capacity of any motor home! Features in motion satellite set with surround sound, great stereo & much more! Custom built 40,000 tow capacity. Sleeps 6 people. side out full dinette and hide-a-bed. 12Kw Generator!

Specifics:

Exterior & Construction

7' standard slide w/ awning
.063 Exterior- White Standard
Galvanized Storage Compartment w/ Carpeted Floors
2X3 Tubular Steel Floor Frame
All Steel Cage Construction (Welded)
¾" Plywood Floor
All Walls, Floors, Ceilings Insulated
Electric Brake Control
Lighted Grab Handle
Tag Hitch wI7 way Bargman Connector
(2) 27 X 42 Tinted Window
Rubberized Undercoating
Porch Light
Sewer Hose & Carrier
60 lb. LP Tank, Mounting & Hook-up
Black & Grey Waste Tanks
L.E.D. Taillights & Clearance lights.
O/S Storage Compartments Fully Open & Lock
One Piece Metal Roof
100" Wide Body
Radius RV Entrance Door w/ Screen and deadbolt


Interior & Decor

Sofa Sleeper & Dinette that converts into a Bed
Pass-thru with two passenger seats
Oak Cabinets w/Raised Panel Oak Doors
Kitchenette w/ Single Basin Sink w/ Pump
Formica Tops w/ Oak Bevel Edges and Backsplash
Wardrobe Closet Lights
Vent in passenger area.
Ceiling Either Fabric or Vinyl Ceiling Board
Patterned Vinyl Wallboard
7' Interior Height
Oak Magazine Rack & Clock
2 Passenger seats forward facing


Appliances

LP / CO & Smoke Detectors w / Fire Extinguisher
6 Cu. Ft. Refer w/ Raised Panel Oak Door
2 Burner Cook-top w/ Cover
1 Cu Ft. Microwave Oven
12 Gallon Gas/Electric Water Heater
13,500 BTU Roof A/C w/ Heat Strip & Remote Thermostat
30,000 BTU Gas Furnace {ducted)
36 inch LCD TV,
DVD, SAT. (Full entertainment center)


Electrical Systems

(2) 12V Deep Cycle Batteries
8 KW Generator -Powertech Ultimate Diesel
(4) 12V Florescent lights w/ Oak Surround
(3) 110V Receptacles w/ Exterior GFI
Range Vent Hood w/ System Monitor .
(3) Courtesy Lights
55 Amp Converter w /50 Amp Service and adapter


Bath & Water

Marine Toilet w/12v Vent
One Piece Shower (n/a 10')
50 Gallon Fresh Water Tank
12V On Demand Pump
Water Heater By-Pass
Oak Medicine Cabinet w/ Mirror (14' or longer)
Lavatory w/ Base Cabinet Storage (14' or longer)
Bath Convenience Accessories
City Water Hook-up
Fresh Water Fill

[Chevy57PkUp]

Is that heavier then what is typical?

Wow! Did you get a load of the size of the flat screen TV 36" is huge for that space; pretty cool.

.063 Exterior- White Standard

[Gary Atsma]

He shoulda trimmed the roof fairing down a bit; looks awkward sticking up above the roof of the coach. Other than that it looks OK.......

[WalliK]

I agree with Gary that these high roof fairing look disgustingly ugly.

But one guy told me he had rather them damaged at a low underpass, tree hanging down.... then the equipment (A/C, satelite,...) on the roof.
Well, that sort of makes sense too.

[Gary Atsma]

Another spelling refresher-
NO "g" in Cummins
NO "u" in Peterbilt (I know, THIS isn't a Pete, but you see this booboo ALL the time...)
Also, if the guy hits a low underpass or tree with the ugly high fairing, unless he is going REAL slow, the A/C, antennas, etc. will STILL get nailed......
Bottom line(literally in this case), trim the fairing.

[Blue Skies]

Originally posted by Gary Atsma:
Also, if the guy hits a low underpass or tree with the ugly high fairing, unless he is going REAL slow, the A/C, antennas, etc. will STILL get nailed......

I was also thinking about this while traveling through some low spots last weekend. The fairing will not really "protect" anything in the unfortunate event of a high speed miscalculation. However, it will be another item to replace and repair after prying your rig out . . .