2001 Chinook 4x4 7.3 with 62k

[simplesez]

No price listed but it could be anywhere from $50k to $100k. They probably know how rare this Class B RV is. Honestly this rig is the holy grail. All the good stuff of the Baja but without the tacky paint job. I want it so badly

https://denver.craigslist.org/rvd/6185472843.html



more info here:

Used 2001 Chinook CHINOOK 4x4 Concourse Motor Home Class B + at Vantastic Vans Albuquerque New Mexico Vantastic Vans

[rallypanam]

I really want to like these.. but I don't. Rear entry is weird, no dedicated bed space, so you have to unpack/repack your bed every night/morning while camped.

That said, this looks like an excellent example!

[86Scotty]

Originally Posted by rallypanam

I really want to like these.. but I don't. Rear entry is weird, no dedicated bed space, so you have to unpack/repack your bed every night/morning while camped.

That said, this looks like an excellent example!

That thing is sweet, but I agree Robb. I went round and round about this before buying my MH and I'm really happy with my choice. Mine isn't 4x but it could be. Also, Chinook quality is probably better but so far I've failed at trying to tear it apart on washboard roads. It's only about 3' longer than the Chinook and it has a side entry and a slide. Also, it weighs in at 10,700# and gets 11 mpg. I feel I outsmarted the Chinook, mostly, though it weighs about 1k less.

Sorry for getting off topic. As far as Chinooks go there is a guy on Expo who has been building one of these with the super rare side door entry. It's awesome!

[Truckee2005]

While surfing the web, I found this one. It's not listed as a 4wd, but one of the photos indicate it might be......
1999 Chinook Concourse XL | eBay

[BroncoHauler]

Originally Posted by Truckee2005

While surfing the web, I found this one. It's not listed as a 4wd, but one of the photos indicate it might be......
1999 Chinook Concourse XL | eBay

Sure does look like a transfer case shifter. Kinda-sorta looks like front hubs, but it's hard to tell.


Herb

[rallypanam]

Originally Posted by Truckee2005

While surfing the web, I found this one. It's not listed as a 4wd, but one of the photos indicate it might be......
1999 Chinook Concourse XL | eBay

Something I've never seen before.. a negative 1 feedback score.

"Horrible transaction.The description was all lies. Stay away. Story on Google"

[MSD]

-1 ebay that's a new one there website indicates it's 4x4 - here's the description-

This is the Cadillac of all RV's. Plus it is Loaded with extras! It comes with Quigley 4 WD; the XL Saver Spec Pkg, (Stereo Sound system, Running Boards, SS Wheel Liners, Solar Panel, Trailer Hitch, Remote Heated Side Mirrors, Outside Shower, six way Power Drier seat base, Fresh Water Heater and Filter); the Luxury Pkg; the Arctic Pkg; the three burner stove with oven, an outside awning with crank, a 4.0 generator, 13,500 BTU Roof Air Conditioner; MOR ride suspension, Video backup System, new tires, new coach and engine batteries. This unit is in excellent condition inside and out. It sold for $103,215 new! Perfect for camping, hunting, ski trips or sight seeing.
These recreational vehicles were made in Yakima, Washington on the chassis of an Econoline 350. All these parts are still available. You can take this vehicle anywhere. It parks in a regular parking spot, does not require special handling, and is self contained. These luxury vehicles were made from 1990 to 2008.


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[86Scotty]

Definitely 4x4. What gives? These things used to never come around and that makes 3 or more I've seen lately.

[coulter6]

This Chinook is in Albuquerque, I looked at it yesterday. $49,500. 4x4 conversion done by Salem - never heard of them but supposedly sent to them by Chinook. After looking at it, I decided to keep my E350.

[86Scotty]

Salem Kroger is one of the older 4x converters, gone now I think. I think they were fairly big in their day.

More on them:

http://www.sportsmobileforum.com/for...4x4-16534.html