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MODEL: 2002 Sprinter TT 299 RLS  [Excellent Condition]

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FEATURES:

 

- Interior color'Cranberry'

- All ceilings increased to 80"

- Flush floor Slideout

- Separate skylight shower/tub (garden style); washroom and restroom

- Two swivel rocker

- Hide-a-bed sofas

- 45" Dinette

- 20' Awning

- AM/FM/CD player

- Hardwood raised-cathedral cabinet doors and drawer fronts

- Enlarged overhead cabinets (more storage)

- Kitchen sink with deep 60/40 basins with high-arch faucet

- Deluxe fabric & valances

- Carpeting and wallboard w/border

- Laundry chute into outside access storage area

- Brass coat rack near entry door

- Lazy Susan

- Full-function monitor panel

- Range with knife storage

- Oak refrigerator front

- Ducted Heat/Air (15,000btu A/C)

- Microwave

- Outside shower

- 6 gal. hot water heater;

- Cable/Phone hook-ups; TV antenna

- Security blinds

- Smoke detector

- Pass through storage

- Auxiliary battery; Spare Tire and Carrier

- Stabilizer jacks

- Rear ladder

- EZ-Lift hitch and sway bar (INCLUDED)

 

GVWR:   9680

UVW (Gross Dry Wt):   6780

Carrying Capacity:   2900

Hitch:   880

Dry Axle Wt:   6200

Exterior Length:   32' 11"

Exterior Width:   8'

Exterior Ht (Top of A/C):  10' 10"

Fresh Water Capacity:   45

Waste Water Capacity:   32

Grey Water Capacity:   48

LPG Capacity (lbs):   60

Tire Size:   225/75R15

 

$19,000.00 / OBO  (Buying a New House)

 

Thank you for looking.

 

Nani :thumb:

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