New to US Voyage

[Kazoo Tom]

We recently traded our '98 Brave 32WQ for a 2007 Winnebago Voyage 35L The brave had been a wonderful unit for us for many years and is still going strong. We decided that since retirement two years ago, maybe we should look for something newer and nicer. While shopping around we ran into this one and loved the floorplan. So many new things to learn, we now have 2 slideouts where the Brave had none. Then there is the home theater system to learn (don't even have that in the stick house), A&E weatherpro awning to name a few. We hope this one holds up as well as the last Winnebago. In fact the dealer had our old one sold the day after we traded it in.

[Jimooo]

Hey congrats, we have a 2008 Winnebago adventurer 35L it has been pretty much problem free except high temp switch on norcold frig. But it was a recall, we took a few long trips to the mountains , the v10 triton engine done well,
The best advice I can give is not to overload the coach with too much stuff that you don't need, and keep up your engine,tranny and gen set maintained.

[TBI]

Good luck with your Voyage. I have it's Itasca twin. I had the brake and refrigerator recalls done. Only problem I have had is the #5 plug wire cooks. I replaced the GM plug wires with high temperature racing wires.

[Kazoo Tom]

Thanks for the replies. We checked before closing the deal, all of the recalls were completed by the previous owner. I've heard about possible problems with the plug wires. I'll be keeping an eye on them. Most of the minor problems that we found were taken care of by the dealer before we took possession. It is used and I expect to have to tinker with a few minor items. We are now in the process of "personalizing" it for us. We were also provided the previous owner's contact information by the dealer, with his consent of course. We've been in contact and he has been very open about the history of the unit. We feel comfortable that it has been well taken care of.

[SarahW]

Nice looking rig, congrats!