1986 Fleetwood Bounder RV
We traveled with our two children for 10 weeks the summer of 2007 and became intimately acquainted with every detail of this RV and, though we sell it to you AS IS, we are confident of its excellent working condition. We think you will find this unit to be in amazing condition--like none on the market--for it's model year.
Though it was in working order, we immediately began to update the unit and since that time we have replaced, tuned, repaired, refinished, etc. most everything in the RV. As pictured, the coach has original A&E Imperial 8000 awnings: three on the driver's side and main awning on the passenger side.
Model 31KB. Original Equipment: 31'10" length, 10'11" tall, 96" exterior width, 178" wheelbase, 14,840 GVW, 101 gallons fresh, 59 black, 47 grey, 20 lpg, 100 gallon fuel tank, 6 gallon Atwoodwater heater, 2 Duo-Therm roof air conditioners, Central heating furnace by Suburban, 30 amp AC service, Onan generator, AC/DC converter. Previous owner, a friend of present owner's, had new furnace installed in 2006, as well as an Airlift 1000 air suspension system. At 16, 078 miles he also replaced the engine with new Chevy 454 for $3,665.91, and he installed K&M air filter system with larger intake. Present owner installed new transmission on 05/24/07 for $1,242.00, Pathfinder Tires, 60,000 mile warranty, 40,900 miles, 5/12/07 for $1,285.00, and cleaned and tuned the Onan generator. On 6/19/07 Vasholtz Auto (in Woodland Park) refilled the Chevey AC coolant and repaired old vacuum lines for $257.99, On 07/05/07 Cummins Diesel sold parts for $457.68 and owner replaced the fuel pump and the entire electrical control panel on the Onan generator, On 07/27/07 Twin City Tire replaced all the engine belts for $414.09, Last oil and lube changed at 45,824 with Synthetic product for $87.62.
Here's a further list of upgrades:
A new Everpure water purification system was installed in 2005 and the new owner repaired some plumbing joints and new copper line to filtered water tap at kitchen sink, new fixture at kitchen sink, and replaced many old plumbing joints and installed a brand new water pump.
All three captain's chairs rotate around to face the living area. The small table folds up to the wall for storage. And a custom privacy curtain was installed for front window of RV which coordinates with the interior finishes.
This photo gives a good view of the interior color scheme and how all of the finishes tie together. Custom cover was replaced over the hide-a-bed sofa and pillows were covered to coordinate all of the fabric patterns in the coach.
The bathroom is nicely finished with original counter and fixtures. The large mirror makes dressing easy. Basket as well as basket textured soap dispenser and tootbrush holder are attached with velcro (removable if necessary) and included.
There are 2 small RCA color TV's (one in the front and one in the bedroom), a TV switcher (that changes the TVs from cable to VCR, etc), and a Daewoo VCR. A DVD player can easily be added into the switcher box and there is an A/C outlet in the cabinet (in front of coach) with the VCR to provide power to it.
From 05/07 to 10/07 the owner also installed custom cornices over all windows, new Levelor vinyl blinds throughout, and new custom wooden night stand tops and driver/passenger window shelves. The turquoise bedspread comes with the coach.
The shower curtain was replaced and a valance attached to coordinate with the fabrics and finishes in the entire coach.
Custom covers were installed over the dinette set. The table and booth seat 4 comfortably. A plastic protective cover was installed over the carpet under the table for easy clean up and to save the carpet from food and drink spills and stains. There is storage under both booth seats.
For a fun vintage feel the dinette booth was trimmed in turquoise fur (faux). Although it may seem like a bad choice for children, it was treated with Scotch Guard spray and held up to 11 weeks of daily use and still looks new.
10 cu foot Norcold fridge works perfectly. On 6/15/07 Pikes Peak Traveland, Inc replaced refrigerator control module. We also replaced the door latch so it stays closed well while driving. Freezer is large enough for a small bag of ice and food and fridge is a nice size for a family of 4-6. 
There is storage on two walls above the bed as well as ample storage over head in the entire coach. Custom lampshades (as pictured here) were updated throughout the coach that coordinate with the color scheme.
There is a spacious wardrobe directly across from the bathroom with storage above and double doors below. The large doors below open to a closet with a hanging rod. There is plenty of space to modify this area with lightweight, stackable drawers.
The headboard and pillows were covered to coordinate with the rest of the interior finishes in the coach. The bed is a Sealy mattress and is very comfortable.
The previous owner installed a new Sony AM/FM CD player and the new owner installed new front speakers for AM/FM CD player. This upgrade also allows the fade and balance functions on the stereo to work between the 2 sets of speakers. The previous owner installed an auxiliary fan and motor for the engine that is controlled from the dash. The triangular dash (with the speedometer) opens easily to allow for easy access to wiring.
