2004 Fleetwood Triumph “Ole Faithful” (will deliver and set up)

Ole Faithful may not be the newest or have the most up to date gadgets, but she has treated our little family well when we are at the lake. There are a few things that I will be replacing when I have the time to get it to the shop, but nothing that is not road worthy. For example, we camped through a storm recently and it hurt our awning. It is still useable, its just not pretty anymore. With two big air conditioners, do not worry about getting hot. You also have very nice heat for the winter months, along with a fireplace that we have never used. I will start at the back of the camper: -You have a fold out couch that could sleep 2 kids or one adult comfortably -Two recliners that I have slept in, (when we had a newborn...) and we slept like a rock they were so comfortable. -Above the fireplace goes the TV. (we keep it on the bed for save travels) -A lot of counter space for cooking and cleaning, but we have always cooked outside to keep the camper cleaner -oven and stove (you have to manually light the pilot light) -We took the table out and made it into a permanent dinette bed because we never ate inside the camper (Sleeps two kids, one adult) -tons of storage! -very nice size refrigerator -a pantry -open concept and three slides total markes for a a lot of room inside. Now on to the master... -As you walk up the steps into the master, the toilet will be on your left and shower is on your right. -sink and medicine cabinet you cannot miss. -Walk through that and you will see the bed. We took the camper mattress out and put a pillow top queen in. Talk about N-I-C-E! -You have dresser drawers and a full size closet - across from the sink is a washer and dryer. (We have never used the washer, but drawer works great Outside - You have a small shower that will wash sand off or wash some dishes if need be. - We have an awning attached to the camper, (ugly but still works)