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We have known Paula and her wife for over 13 years and we consider them very close and dear friend’s. Unfortunately as with most friends, we do not get to see them as often as we would like so when … Continue reading
2002 Holiday Rambler Admiral “Ackbar”
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2002 Holiday Rambler Admiral “Ackbar” ~ “It’s a Trap!”
Fully integrated 5 solar panel system on the roof
34,816 miles on Ford V10, 310HP
4-spd overdrive transmission
Height with a/c unit is 11 feet 9 inches
75 gallon fuel tank
67 gallon fresh water
45 gallon black
45 gallon grey
Hide-a-bed couch sleeps 1-2 **REMOVED!
Dinette table drops down to sleep 2 **REMOVED!
Queen walk-around bed sleeps 2
Microwave convection oven and 3 burner stove
10 gallon hot water heater
Alumaframe superstructure
Steel cage cockpit construction
Curved aluminum roof with insulation
Smooth aluminum sidewalls
Superior strength and insulation throughout
Fiberglass front and rear caps
Power, heated remote outside mirrors
Back-up camera
Hydraulic leveling jacks
Factory wired for satellite
Factory prepped for washer/dryer **ADDED
5500 watt Onan generator
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This is from June/July 1999 we wanted to do something different, prior to this we would go to Minnesota or Washington but we wanted to see Key West, so we flew into Miami and rented a car and drove to Key West for a 5 days or so and then spent another 2 days in the Homestead, FL areas looking around Everglades National Park as well as a Alligator farm and the Coral Castle.
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We took a 3 day cruise from Miami to The Bahamas. While we enjoyed parts of the trip we learned a very important lesson. Never travel with people you do not trust. It just isn’t worth it. We had some … Continue reading