For Sale, 1972 Ford Balboa Motorhome
Price: $33,000 Contact: SOLDUsed RV for Sale, Found this one of the desirable vintage motorhomes by some RV enthusiasts made by Balboa Motorhome in the 70s. Similar to Concourse by Chinook, the Balboa is a fiberglass class B RV that was built upon a 1972 Ford E300 chassis, it has 18 feet long and comes with a very nice interior and big windows on two sides, and a door on the rear end.
The RV is being offered for sale by the owner on craigslist for $33,000. If you're interested please read more below.
Specification |
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| Maker | Balboa |
| Model | |
| Year | 1972 |
| Class | B |
| Length | 18 Ft |
| Engine | Ford |
| Fuel Type | Gas |
| Drive | |
| Transmission | Automatic |
| Mileage | 85000 |
| Condition | Used / Good |
| Insurance | N/A |
| Exterior Color | White |
| Interior Color | Grey, White |
Detail RV by owner
Beautiful 1972 Ford Balboa Motorhome for sale. 1 piece “all-fiberglass” body - never any rust, virtually indestructible, and a seamless “leakproof” rooftop.
Easy to drive and maneuver at only 18 feet long.
Super versatile to drive around town and park in regular parking spots at the beach or grocery stores.Very spacious inside.
MECHANICAL
-Ford E-300 engine. Runs great! We drove it to Montana last summer. Very nice and smooth. Starts right up, only 80k miles.
- Rebuilt transmission with 2-year warranty shifts great and is also smooth
- New transmission cooler
-New aluminum radiator
-New tires
-New suspension
-New fuel-sending unit
- New brake lines
-New turn signal flasher
Very easy to drive, power steering is very smooth to turn, comfortable and easy to drive. All parts are readily available, no crazy electricals or expensive components which cost a fortune to replace.
CAMPER:
-kitchen
-sink with Tap
-New 30 gallon water tank
-4 burner stove
-oven
-wardrobe and storage
-bathroom with shower
-water heater
built in grey and black tanks with exterior release valves
-insulation throughout from factory
-roof fans
-wood flooring
-interior outlets
-sleeping area above cab
-table turns into bed, 6’1ft long
-privacy curtains
-suburban furnace heater
-spacious layout
- foldable center table
-awesome panoramic windows
-power and water hookups
- batteries both starting and auxiliary battery
These campers are really nice. Only about 40 left in existence. They were built just like a boat by a boat company. No hassle finding parts for this engine, any mechanic works on it. Lights, stove, and oven all work great. Spacious with everything you need for camping. Having a van like a Balboa you can be sure you’ll always be able to sell it. It's a classic and the resale value is only going up. A great investment and a great van for many years to come.
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