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Tov61 · 11-16-2022, 08:11 AM

Looking at a 2008 Winnie Voyage 38J, For Triton. Very low miles. Looks to be in very good condition. Inquiring of Voyage owners about info on these coaches. Are they full body paint? What is the chassis on this Triton? Would you buy again? Thanks for your comments.

LT.. Albuquerque
2003 National Dolphin

edgray · 11-22-2022, 09:51 AM

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Originally Posted by Tov61

Looking at a 2008 Winnie Voyage 38J, For Triton. Very low miles. Looks to be in very good condition. Inquiring of Voyage owners about info on these coaches. Are they full body paint? What is the chassis on this Triton? Would you buy again? Thanks for your comments.

LT.. Albuquerque
2003 National Dolphin

Can't help with other questions, but if it has a Triton motor it is a Ford F-53 chassis. Hopefully one with at least a 22,000 GVWR.
WBGO website will have the model brochure in their archives.

PJStough · 11-22-2022, 10:40 AM

I have a 2005 Voyage 38-J, it does not have full body paint. Also, I thought all Winnebago motorhomes with the 38-J floorplan, like ours, are on the Workhorse chassis. We really like the floorplan, and the only issue we have had related to the 38-J floorplan is with the aft slideout mechanism on the driver side slideout. Because the slideout extends aft beyond the slideout mechanism, and with the added weight of the cooktop, the weight contents in the storage drawers, and the microwave/convection oven this weight has caused extra wear on the mechanism we have had ours repaired three times before it was correctly repaired and we havent had any trouble with it for four years now. And yes, I would buy the same model and floorplan again.