Welcome to the world famous Guaranty RV
Super Centers here in Junction City,
Oregon. I'm Gary Christiance, but you've
probably seen me as the van guy. Well I'm
the van guy again today. I've got a 2008
Roadtrek RS Adventurous to show off. Come on
inside and let's take a peek around. This
is a little modified, actually with some
features that a lot of people ask
about. So the previous owner
took out the other seat.
So your electric couch... Push the button and
it folds down. It butts up to here so you
sleep this way. Your feet go down here and
then feet go over here, you can take
these out and there's a tabletop under
here that fills in this spot and then
these fill in here to make a queen-size
bed. Flat screen TV. It folds out into the
aisle space so you can turn the seats
around up front and watch TV back here and
leave your bed made up. If you want to
watch TV or a movie, swing it back around
and watch it from the bedroom. A DVD
player and all your speaker controls are
located in here. nice storage here in the
back. You've got a few little hooks here that
they installed to hang stuff.
And behind here is the owners manual and
all the information on the unit. The
closet is right in here. You pull your
hangers out to access all your hanging
clothes. The table legs are stored in here.
We'll move up to the bathroom. Magazine
rack. This is the travel block and you
have to pull it up on this notch so you
can open them up. So they put little
hookies here, which just pop off if you
don't want them to hang things up. It's got
places for soap and shampoo in here and of
course your nozzle. Most people sit on
the toilet, get the nozzle in the sink,
get the right temperature and pull the
curtain around and then they could take
a quick shower. It's rinse, soap, rinse off.
Really quick because you don't have a lot of
water on board.
Kitchen. Solid surface countertops. Recessed
two burner stove. Now this just came in. It
hasn't been detailed yet. It's in nice
shape and been well taken care of. Recessed sink.
If you're doing any prep work, you can just push it right
down in here. You've got your spice rack. They put a
little velcro in here to keep stuff from rattling
around around. This spot up here you
could put a coffee maker in. They are
using it for something else and probably
looks like they took it with them. And kitchen
storage. There's quite a bit. Another
outlet there for the coffee maker I
mentioned right here.
Let's see what we got in here. Now they
care enough about space that they
notched this out so they can utilize the
rest of this space while down in here
they have some plumbing or LP lines.
A little pantry. They put little
containers to help keep stuff from rattling
around.
Silverware. Convection microwave. Solar
panel right up here. There's your control
and fuses and circuit breakers.
Everything's labeled and easy to get to.
Eye height, which I love. There's your solar
panel controller in there. You've got you some
speakers up here in this area as well.
Table for up here stored right there.
Take one of your ... turn your chairs around, the
captain seat, you could put all three
people there with that. And this is a
cup holder so when this chair is turned
around, we have a place to put a beverage.
Windows open up for ventilation. You've
got day/night shades throughout. And
control panel. It's up here. So you've got
your battery disconnect switch here to
turn off the juice of the coach and then
your test light here to tell all your
capacities. Turn your inverter on, which is
used for your entertainment center. Light
your hot water heater right there.
Generator start switch is here. You've got
about 45 hours. Oh, is the propane on? No
it's probably not; that's why it doesn't
start. Thats a good reminder isn't it? This
is an option, a little notepad for marking
stuff down to remember to get at the
store or where to go. I mentioned both
seats turn around. Automatic, 5-speed
six-cylinder. We've been getting about 22
miles per gallon on these
chassis in our rental department.
They're very economical. They'll tow up
to 5,000 pounds. They made their own
little screen. The do have screens now that
are available. They tab in and they have
a center spot with magnets that they part
the sea and walk in. But this is
pretty nice. Okay, turned off the battery.
Let's walk around the unit. You've got a nice awning
up on top. It'll come out a few inches or
out to eight feet. That's got brackets here
in the side to mount the arms, so if the
wind does come up, you have some sort of
the chance of it not going over the
top. The trailer hitch is
approved for 5000 pounds. You already have your
trailer wiring a seven pin plug.
Back up camera up on top.
They loved hooks, you know. And "close this
door last." Close this door first. See, you don't have to
remember, it's right there. So they have
another screen that they built in the
back. That will keep bugs out if you want to
leave your doors open. You've got storage
underneath. As you can see, they didn't take
all their stuff with them. We're going to
give you brand new hoses and everything so you'll
get brand new stuff when you get on board. Outdoor shower, hot and cold
water. Propane generator exhaust. This is the vent for your refrigerator, the service entrance, your propane furnace
exhaust and intake. So this is going to be hot if it's running. You've
got a spare tire right there. 110 hookup. So
when you make that call, you've already got
you spare tire that they can come out and transfer and
mount. How water heater. I showed you inside.
Macerator, and two valves: black and gray. And this little
knob here, that's used in case you put
something down the toilet you're not
supposed to. Like use biodegradable
toilet paper. If you use something else it
could clog it up, and you just push and it helps
the impeller get going again. Propane fill, side gage, water hookup is
right here. And behind door number two
is where you fill your diesel. So nobody can get to
this when this door is shut.The macerator
switch is right here. He mounted a
little tab, so when you push in, you can rotate that so you
don't have to stand here and hold on to it.
Kind of a nice addition. I know
you've got loads of questions. Just go to
the best, call the van guy. Call me direct
at (541)554-9581. Thank
you.