1974 Brave for $40k

[Art]

Thought this might interest a few of you.  Price is not a misprint - I called.  It is really nice but I will keep looking for my first Winnebago purchase.

http://sfbay.craigslist.org/sby/rvs/5737137612.html

[T.J.]

WOW! She's nice but I've seen just as nice but for a hole lot less.

[Jim Stoltz]

Nice, but price is off by a factor of 10. 

[Lakota Wolf]

That is really nice,,, and probably does have $40K invested,, But,,,, If your going to get a vintage RV,,,, get one that YOU rebuild and bring back to life.... just saying..

[Jim Stoltz]

Absolutely. There are plenty out there looking to be saved, and to have personal touches installed by their new owners/restorers. $40k would go a looooooooonnnnnnnnnnngggggggg way on any vintage rig. Actually there's one near me that a friend is trying to get me to pick up. Very unique looking. All I know is that it's a Chevy chassis. Dropped $5k on a new engine 5 years ago and it's sat ever since. Trying to get pics.

[T.J.]

While no doubt it's nice, if I was going to spend that kind of money I'd go see the chap that installed the double tip outs on his 74/75 in I think it was Indiana.

[Rich Thomas]

What is interesting to me about this Art is the fact the frig is only $700.00. that may be a good price for a fridge but it negates the fact you have to tear the old one out and then rebuild the coach in that area. I've been looking for a little vintage hot rod for a long time, it seems every one on Craigslist has a Beret Jackson concourse quality car and price them accordingly. It's very frustrating for sure. If I run across any Braves in my hunt for a car (I know but sometimes I take a side trip through the RV classifieds) I will certainly pass that on.Good luck on your search Art and don't give up.