This has been my Home and Daily driver since last may. There's too many details to list. I've invested a great amount of time and money into the Motorhome. It books for $10,500 before the upgrades $7,500 takes it. Here's a Build thread showing some of the work and the back story.h ttp://travcoforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=57&t=768 Right off the bat The furnace does need replaced. Receipts for everything, 37,000 miles on remanufactured Chrysler 360 engine 727 automatic transmission was rebuilt in 1997, unknown mileage All exterior lights upgraded to LED and HID Most interior lights are as well Renogy Solar system. Four new house battery's, new starting battery and all new charging/starting components w/ quaility US made Wilson parts. Krïeger 1500 watt Inverter High definition Back up Camera Vizio LED Smart TV Xbox 360 Front and rear racks. 16" wheel conversion w/10 ply Michelin tires and stainless steel wheel simulators Polished stainless steel oven top, hood, and bathroom sink. Much much more, check out the thread or ask. Travco was as good as it got. They pioneered the production motorhome and as expected from a Foretravel brand there's countless notable high end features and safety features such as an Steel Cage between the fiberglass bodys inner and outer molds. No wood was used in the structural framework! And being fiberglass leaking roofs and hail damage are impossible. :)