QR Code Link to This Post Up for sale is my 1979 Minnie Winnie. There has been some good work completed on her so read all the way through to ensure you understand what makes this RV stand above others. I bought this RV this time last year thinking I was going to have a remote position and be able to travel and work. I didn't end up getting the position so I am looking to sell the RV. I spent most of the summer last year completely remodeling and updating the interior. I'll describe what I've done as well as what mechanics have done since I bought her.First thing I did last year was drive this thing to a mechanic shop and have them go through everything (chassis related i.e. engine, non RV stuff) to make sure things were good. I spent $1300 at the mechanics. They fixed the power steering pump, rebuilt the carburetor, replaced the turn signal lever, and a few other things I can't recall at the moment. I've only put on probably 200-250 miles since I bought it.Second thing I did was to have a RV tech check out all the RV systems to make sure they were all good. He found some plumbing under the sink that needed replacement and did that replacement, verified all the systems worked, etc.Then it became my turn to have some fun with her. She was very depressed looking on the inside with late 70's brown walls, brown/orange/tan seats and couch, and whatnot. I've always enjoyed a bright interior concept, especially for small spaces. Here's a mostly complete list of what I've done to her: -Bought new coach battery last year (hardly used) -Painted walls, cabinets, window trim, and probably other stuff. -Sewed custom curtains. Yeah, I'm a guy and I can sew. Whats up? -Reupholstered couch and dining/living room chairs. -Replaced cabinet and drawer hardware -Filled propane tank (still pretty full) -Replaced paneling on main cabin door -Replaced wiper blades 2 days ago -Resealed windows/doorI'm continuing to still make improvements on the interior. There's not much left to do. I'm putting up some thin panels over the walls in the bathroom and a small part above the cab where the previous owner did a poor paint/wallpaper job. I'm also fixing one of the kitchen drawer slides. The price will most likely increase in regards to the more work I put into it. If you want to do the work yourself, then we can stick to the asking price.Other Misc info: -Has a 440 engine that runs like a champ -24 ft long -Main carpet was replaced at some point in the past, not ugly original orange carpet -Currently winterized -It can come with a motorcycle carrier that attaches to the hitch if you want it -Good sound system (pioneer) in cab and galley/living area -Comes with manualThat's about it. To check her out, call/text/email. 4zero6 40four 07fiveOne. Let's block ads! (Why?)