I had no idea the number of advanced high end features found on old Beavers. Too bad Monaco didn’t incorporate some of these features, after acquiring Beaver. They were way ahead of the curve.
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Yup, definitely high end.
If I won the lottery I'd look for a 2007 Beaver Marquis Moonstone, beautiful coach. Can't beat the woodwork, if you like that type of fit/finish.
Doubt you find a new coach that looks that good.
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2002 Monaco Windsor 38 PKD Cummins ISC 350 8.3L
2005 Jeep Grand Cherokee w/5.7 Hemi
Yup, definitely high end.
If I won the lottery I'd look for a 2007 Beaver Marquis Moonstone, beautiful coach. Can't beat the woodwork, if you like that type of fit/finish.
FYI, in 2007, Beaver was owned by MONACO CORP. No longer a "Beaver" or even SMC product.
Did you guys see the slide tops without toppers? How about those slides closing flush to the side wall? How about the door that closes automatically? The pull out cable tv cable…doesn’t mean much today, but back than how cool.
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Paul & Luci
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