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2004 Dutchmen Express

Name: 2004 Dutchmen Express
Brand: Dutchmen
SKU: 119240
Price: 161.82 EUR
Availability: InStock
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Mansardato • Norton Shores, MI

Posti letto 6

29 ft. long

Offre la consegna

2004 Dutchmen Express

28' Class C without slides. The RV has a generator, heat and AC and ready for the road! Our family (2+2) has taken this to Florida for the winter just about every year since 2010, and it's been a phenominal adventure. There is a queen size bed loft above the cab with an additional divider for separating areas for kids, a queen size bed in the back with a privacy blind, a couch and a dinnet table area that both also convert to beds, each generally sleeping 1 or 2-cramped. The kitchen features a 6.8 cu ft fridge, and an all-purpose microwave/convection-oven over a stovetop with ample counter space. We've maintained this RV and added in day-night acordian blinds that make the house go pitch black at noon - perfect if you need to stop at a rest area or overnight in a parking lot with lights. No need to worry about accidentally leaving the overhead vents open, as they're protected with external covers, and the antenna has been upgraded to give a strong signal in remote locations with an amplifier. The TV has a Bose-quality sound system connected, and a Bluray player as well. There is ample storage throughout the house portion, both inside and out; in cabinets, under the bed, couch and dinette, as well as a large pass-through outside compartment and another compartment towards the front passenger side. If you're looking for a fun time without the worry of setup or a mechanical failure, then this is the solid rig to start you on your adventure!

Caratteristiche

2004 Dutchmen Express

Posti letto 6

Posti letto 6

Comfort

Bagno
Doccia interna
Generatore
TV/DVD
Ingressi audio
Radio
Lettore CD
Forno

Bagno
Doccia interna
Generatore
TV/DVD
Ingressi audio
Radio
Lettore CD
Forno

Incontra il proprietario, Tim

Membro dal 2019

Hello fellow RVer! If you haven't RV'ed yet, be prepared for some fun. We used to tent camp, and still do when we go backpacking. But, as we added a dog and eventually our second child, we decided that we needed to upgrade so that we could transport more of our toys, gear, and supplies (food! - no more lugging around a cooler!). We were tired of being wet and miserable when it rained, and we wanted a way to eventually snowbird, which is what we did starting in the 2012 timeframe. I (husband) would drive the family south to Florida (Orlando/Melbourne), spend some time with the family, fly back and work for a week or 2 or 3, then fly back down to complete the round-trip. I might do this 2 times over the January-February timeframe. This allowed me to stay employed and not chew through all of my vacation time, as well as stay in touch with my family while my wife and kids enjoyed the Florida weather and beaches for the coldest/snowiest Michigan months. We've not only been to Florida every winter since 2008 (tent camped 2008 & 2009 - ouch!), but we have also been as far north as Banff National Park (Canada) and the Jasper Glacier, as far West as Death Vally National Park, and as far east as New York City (West Point, actually) with our RV. My wife has hit all 50 states, and I'm at 48, while our children are at 46 (they're missing Hawaii!). We're presently upgrading our RV experiance because our children (9 & 11 as of June 2019) are getting to the point where they need their own permanent bunk areas. I'm an Electrical Engineer, working controls and mechanical systems, so I've retro-fitted the Dutchman Express 28A with some upgrades along the way to make our lives easier - I hope you can enjoy/appreciate them as much as we have. See you on the road or at a campground!

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