Something new to pull around
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Wow! I think I have lived in houses smaller then that 
Is that a back deck that flips down off the (I assume) master bedroom in the back? The graphics are great. It looks like a very enjoyable way to travel and camp. I think a few pictures of the inside are in order, I would enjoy seeing them. Thanks for sharing
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Is that a back deck that flips down off the (I assume) master bedroom in the back? The graphics are great. It looks like a very enjoyable way to travel and camp. I think a few pictures of the inside are in order, I would enjoy seeing them. Thanks for sharing
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Originally Posted by sandjunkie
Here is my new LE3305 I just picked up. Can't wait for the season.
You've got a beautiful camper there. Go out and enjoy.
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He is refering to desert season for us. Im near San Diego, and I would guess sandjunkie is as well. Our "desert season" is from october thru april, its way do hot the rest of the year! That is one nice setup!
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Yes, The season i am referring to is the desert season.
Rebocardo, the back deck comes down and that is where the toys are stored. The master bedroom is up front.
Thanks for the compliments. I don't even know where to start on the features of this beast. It has two fuel tanks, a 20 gal to feed the 5.5 onan, and a 40 gal pump station to feed the toys. Double electric queen bunks in the rear. 150 gal of fresh water. All the aminities of home. Stereo, two tvs, porcelan throne with magazine rack...
Rebocardo, the back deck comes down and that is where the toys are stored. The master bedroom is up front.
Thanks for the compliments. I don't even know where to start on the features of this beast. It has two fuel tanks, a 20 gal to feed the 5.5 onan, and a 40 gal pump station to feed the toys. Double electric queen bunks in the rear. 150 gal of fresh water. All the aminities of home. Stereo, two tvs, porcelan throne with magazine rack...
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The back 13 or so feet. The bunk beds go up to the ceiling. The couch goes flat against the wall. The tables come out of the floor. The swivel rockers move up to the bedroom. The carpet comes out. There is a vinyl on piece flooring that is like material covering the rear ramp in the picture. It is resistent to stains and chemicals and does not absorb fuel or oil. There are also tie downs throughout this cargo area.