2014 Coachmen Econoline
2014 Coachmen Leprechaun 32 ft CLASS C RV
| Manufacturer | Year | Type | Model | Stock Number | Mileage | Condition | Price |
| Coachmen | 2014 | Motor Home | Econoline | 100,000 | Used | $45,999.00 |
This 2014 Coachmen Leprechaun 31BH Class C RV with Ford E450 V10 engine, automatic transmission, 8 seatbelts and sleeps up to 10 people. It has 1 queen-size bed, sleeping area over the cab, 2 sleeping space in dinette area, 2 bunk beds come down over the dinning area and couch.
- Length: 32
- Fuel Type: Gas
- Engine: Ford E450 V10
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