Just purchased 2000 Advernturer, I'm now the 2nd owner

[lincolnmath]

Picked up the 35ft'er from Poulsbo on Friday spent two knts in her boondocking, what a beautiful MH!. Going thru the manuals, receipts etc, I see where Poulsbo sold this one new. It was on consignment from the original owner!

Only 52k & everything worked, and really couldn't tell from new, no kidding I have high standards! I couldn't believe the upholstery so heavy almost like new! The original owner had kept all receipts from new, & spared no expense in maintaining her! Carpets were like new.
There was a name & phone # still on all the receipts so I called tonight & left a message (kind of sounded like maybe he had passed away as only she gave her name on the message) so I left a very nice message, complimenting how they had maintained her for almost 20 yrs! Thanked her profusely telling her that we love her & will keep her in an enclosed shop!
Anyway just wanting to let all you Winnebago owners out there that there are still beautiful one owner units out there & still cherished by there owners!
We are so impressed on how they were built 20 years ago! I wouldn't trade for a new one! Long live Winnies!

[CalifCruiser]

We had a 2002 version of the same rig and loved it. When I retired, we moved up to something a little roomier and newer, but the older ones were great rigs.

[SuperGewl]

Awesome, hope yo have many a wonderful adventure in it. Make sure you get it registered on the Winnebago site.
Now have fun and get out there Glamping because you can't go camping when you carry your house with you

[Jim18655]

I'm the third owner of my 2000 Adventurer and the previous owners were meticulous in upkeep. Looks new inside and out. Previous owner replaced the decals as needed and gave me the balance of the set. Mine has all the bells and whistles that were options at the time.
You'll enjoy staying in it.