1996 COACHMEN Class B Camper Van - (not for sale) 

6500 detroit craigslist class b chevy

Looking for the same thing

I sold ir foe $8900

On my van (1996) the vent windows are fixed and do not open. I think I got them on ebay.

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I have one for sale michigan 6500 its yours detroit craigslist.

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I sold it 7 weeks ago. I made the video right before the new owner came to get it. This Class B had a great layout. Sold it for $8900.00.

Dave Wish good price. People are living in their R.V.'S here in the S.F. bay area. It's too expensive to live here. More homeless more than ever.

I believe a new propane tank of the same model is about $350. But even if the tank is "rusted", usually it is only surface rust. The tanks are actually pretty thick. If it is functional and working you can just wire brush and scrape the tank. Then prime it with rust converter and then paint it. I did that once to a different RV. I didn't even remove the tank to do it: just crawled under the RV. If the on/off valve is leaking, a good RV shop/RV mechanic can replace the valve.

You would need a small ladder. They make them for RV's.

I believe it was 9'6" at the top of the A/C unit

The video wasn't made as a "for sale video". It was made as an "informational video" about the 1996 Coachmen Camper Vans. I sold this van in 2018 - price was $8900. There were not many good videos about the older 1990's Coachmen camper vans on RU-vid at the time. Since the Pandemic hit last year the price of camper vans has just about doubled.

Sold it last year

Actually Class B camper vans hold their value better that bigger RV's. They are rarer than the Class A's and Class C's. Back in the day and currently, new Class B's can cost the same as some A's and C's. So for that reason most people who bought new RV's went for the bigger RV's to get more room for the same money. That's why B's are rarer and harder to find. And ones in good shape are always in demand. Very easy to sell with several people wanting to buy. And the older B's are more affordable. New Class B's are well over $100k - I'd never pay that. I have always bought used RV's.