Andrew, your channel is my go-to channel for luxury RV fix. 🙂 Awesome looking coach, clean, looks well maintained, previous owner was meticulous. I would replace the carpet with light beige color shiny tiles (matching countertop). All these rounded edges remind me of a luxury yatch. Half bath conversion is a good use of that closet. Too many mirrors in bathroom. Being a 2009, the coach is pre DEF 👍At the asking price, this NEWELL will find a new owner soon. Watch out for shaky camera 😞
Hi Andrew, fantastic Newell coach! Beautiful and very competitively priced on my opinion. First, I want to say that you are looking awfully trim and fit these days! In regard to the interior, I like it just like it is. Gorgeous. “IF” I had to make a change, I suppose I might replace the carpet with a nice light rectangular tile with some gloss to it. Nothing dark as I like bright and airy. Your the expert with these high end coaches and filming them but I might suggest a couple of things: I think you might consider filming with the shades up, just to give it that open feeling like a show home. I also think you might consider referring to the interior cabinet shelving material as “fabric” instead of carpeting. It seems like “carpeting” has a somewhat negative connotation these days and also makes buyers think of the floor. At least it does me and it kind of grosses me out to think of carpet in the shelves where the word “fabric” has a more luxurious feel to it. Like I said, I am no expert in selling high end coaches but I figured I’d throw that out there for whatever it’s worth. Gorgeous Coach and somebody is going to get a fantastic coach. Take care!👍
I LOVE the colours - earthy and cozy! Only 3 things I would change: converting the closet back to a half bath, replacing the dining table with a matching solid wood, and replacing the mirrors in the ensuite with cupboard doors - feels like I'm in a fun house just watching the video Lol. Beautiful and well maintained though!
I’m definitely preferring the older RVS and think a lot more care went into the build than you see in today’s motorhomes. It’s expensive for a 2009 vehicle with 100,000 miles on the clock but I understand that the dealership has massive overheads and thus will always be reflected in the price. Personally I’d change the floor to a lighter wood or the tiles that are non glazed wood. I’d also convert the storage into a half bath as you are not only adding to your own comfort but I believe it’s a major selling point down the road. You are definitely finding some interesting RVS Andrew and it’s much appreciated 🕊️😊💫
Very nice coach. The only problem is caterpillar. They do not make engines for trucks or motorhomes anymore. The only engines they make is for their equipment like bulldozers, excavators and things like that so if you have a truck or a motorhome with a cat motor in it parts are not only hard to get, but they’re very very expensive and sometimes it’s hard to find a technician that knows how to work on a cat motor
No DEF? I love it. C15 could be expensive to maintain but at 95k you should be good another 3-400k without doing anything but oil change. Edit: you should show dashboard and whoever buys this beautiful coach I can test drive it across the USA hahahaha
No DEF is correct but what is does have is DPF (diesel particulate filter) and 2008-2009 Cats were absolutely useless in this era, I owned OTR trucks in this era and know all to well, I would never buy an 08-09-10 diesel anything, that Cat is a complete money pit installed in a beautiful coach.
@@DLTJR1959 I suppose you could delete the DPF but I’d be worried about the damage already caused as it’s 14 years old, example when I used to drain oil out of an 07 and earlier engine (Cat-Cummins-Detroit) doesn’t matter it would come out golden brown, in an 08 and up DPF engine it’s black, all you have to do is Google trucker forums on a specific engine and year your interested in and you’ll get the low down with people that actually use them a little more than Rv’ers 😉
@@ChrisWilliams-op8ti Cat is so big they just said to heck with OTR engines in 2010. It's a shame. Their pre-emission engines were good. They all have issues from time to time. Our KCB is thirsty but great so far.
@@DLTJR1959 In my opinion the last good Cat’s were built around 2001, I had a C-13 525hp KCB in my 2007 country couch, which I thought were ok engines when I bought it but at around 80k miles I had the oil dropped and metal shavings came out, the result was about $40k and a new engine, I guess some ya win and some ya lose although when she was running right I was never short on power and your right on the mpg I was always 5 to 5.5 didn’t matter if I ran 65 or 80 mph 🤣
I would leave it as it is it’s a spot on coach and a good hoover if you have a pet not hard at all but it’s a shame I can’t have that one in the U.K. to long with the U.K. RV rules 12 meters or under
Bifolding doors not run as i expected , and these guys give half million c😅nvidencely , thats not industrial , but refactorize manufacture doors (u guys build it wright?)
I can't think of anything else that is out of date before it leaves the shop floor like an RV. They all---and I do mean all---either look like the interiors are from The Rockford Files, or The Brady Bunch, or from Miami Vice. Absolutely hideous.
Love the elegance of the older Newells, especially in the ceiling designs.
Neat coach. Can’t beat the CAT 625, no DEF, and the 10 speed transmission! 💪👍🏼
I'm liking these simpler paint jobs more and more.
Something majestic about the look of the older Newells, inside and out.
One of the best older models I’ve seen. Just a few updates I would maybe want.
The dark mahogany cabinets are beautiful!!
Andrew that's really a nice looking Coach, the outside is awesome . I agree I would change the flooring, but all in all that's a keeper.
Andrew, your channel is my go-to channel for luxury RV fix. 🙂 Awesome looking coach, clean, looks well maintained, previous owner was meticulous. I would replace the carpet with light beige color shiny tiles (matching countertop). All these rounded edges remind me of a luxury yatch. Half bath conversion is a good use of that closet. Too many mirrors in bathroom. Being a 2009, the coach is pre DEF 👍At the asking price, this NEWELL will find a new owner soon. Watch out for shaky camera 😞
I think u should buy this one. Awesome coach
I wouldn’t change a thing, I love the colors!
Great clean classy coach for its age!! Andrew could you open the Curtins PLEASE!!
Very, very nice. Thank you for the tour Andrew. Happy trails!
Hi Andrew, fantastic Newell coach! Beautiful and very competitively priced on my opinion. First, I want to say that you are looking awfully trim and fit these days! In regard to the interior, I like it just like it is. Gorgeous. “IF” I had to make a change, I suppose I might replace the carpet with a nice light rectangular tile with some gloss to it. Nothing dark as I like bright and airy. Your the expert with these high end coaches and filming them but I might suggest a couple of things: I think you might consider filming with the shades up, just to give it that open feeling like a show home. I also think you might consider referring to the interior cabinet shelving material as “fabric” instead of carpeting. It seems like “carpeting” has a somewhat negative connotation these days and also makes buyers think of the floor. At least it does me and it kind of grosses me out to think of carpet in the shelves where the word “fabric” has a more luxurious feel to it. Like I said, I am no expert in selling high end coaches but I figured I’d throw that out there for whatever it’s worth. Gorgeous Coach and somebody is going to get a fantastic coach. Take care!👍
wood floors
I LOVE the colours - earthy and cozy! Only 3 things I would change: converting the closet back to a half bath, replacing the dining table with a matching solid wood, and replacing the mirrors in the ensuite with cupboard doors - feels like I'm in a fun house just watching the video Lol. Beautiful and well maintained though!
LOVE THAT COACH! Beautiful Paint would make a great way to travel. Curtis Jordan Aurora Oregon
LOOKING FORWARD TO DRIVING MY NEW MOTORHOME TRAVELING WITH FAMILY AND FRIENDS❤
This is a buy... goodness, I want one now
I’m definitely preferring the older RVS and think a lot more care went into the build than you see in today’s motorhomes. It’s expensive for a 2009 vehicle with 100,000 miles on the clock but I understand that the dealership has massive overheads and thus will always be reflected in the price.
Personally I’d change the floor to a lighter wood or the tiles that are non glazed wood. I’d also convert the storage into a half bath as you are not only adding to your own comfort but I believe it’s a major selling point down the road.
You are definitely finding some interesting RVS Andrew and it’s much appreciated 🕊️😊💫
A 100,000 thousand miles is nothing on a commercial powertrain
Very nice coach. The only problem is caterpillar. They do not make engines for trucks or motorhomes anymore. The only engines they make is for their equipment like bulldozers, excavators and things like that so if you have a truck or a motorhome with a cat motor in it parts are not only hard to get, but they’re very very expensive and sometimes it’s hard to find a technician that knows how to work on a cat motor
Stunning!!!
Very unique. Nothing like it. Super high end
Very Pretty the flooring and cabinets are gorgeous I would not change them period end of story
Shows that quality is built in not added on.
No DEF? I love it. C15 could be expensive to maintain but at 95k you should be good another 3-400k without doing anything but oil change. Edit: you should show dashboard and whoever buys this beautiful coach I can test drive it across the USA hahahaha
No DEF is correct but what is does have is DPF (diesel particulate filter) and 2008-2009 Cats were absolutely useless in this era, I owned OTR trucks in this era and know all to well, I would never buy an 08-09-10 diesel anything, that Cat is a complete money pit installed in a beautiful coach.
@@ChrisWilliams-op8ti Could you do a DPF delete? I've got a 2006 525 HP C13 Acert in my Wanderlodge and it has been flawless.
@@DLTJR1959 I suppose you could delete the DPF but I’d be worried about the damage already caused as it’s 14 years old, example when I used to drain oil out of an 07 and earlier engine (Cat-Cummins-Detroit) doesn’t matter it would come out golden brown, in an 08 and up DPF engine it’s black, all you have to do is Google trucker forums on a specific engine and year your interested in and you’ll get the low down with people that actually use them a little more than Rv’ers 😉
@@ChrisWilliams-op8ti Cat is so big they just said to heck with OTR engines in 2010. It's a shame. Their pre-emission engines were good. They all have issues from time to time. Our KCB is thirsty but great so far.
@@DLTJR1959 In my opinion the last good Cat’s were built around 2001, I had a C-13 525hp KCB in my 2007 country couch, which I thought were ok engines when I bought it but at around 80k miles I had the oil dropped and metal shavings came out, the result was about $40k and a new engine, I guess some ya win and some ya lose although when she was running right I was never short on power and your right on the mpg I was always 5 to 5.5 didn’t matter if I ran 65 or 80 mph 🤣
Nice review keep up the good work fella
Pretty cool coach
I would leave it as it is it’s a spot on coach and a good hoover if you have a pet not hard at all but it’s a shame I can’t have that one in the U.K. to long with the U.K. RV rules 12 meters or under
I like the floor as is.
Cat Engine sound is nice
I wish Andrew do a engine sound video
Someone is going to be a LUCKY DOG!
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WOW!
A beautiful coach. What is the holding tank capacity for the grey and black tank. Not combined. Is it 70 and 70 respectively?
It's a combined holding tank
I'd like a darker carpet that matches the the wooden cabinetry
A Med light oak floors all floors.
American Walnut, broad/wide plank flooring.
What's the difference between headroom and Newell Coach headroom?
Hello! NICE channel ＋👍🔔
Bifolding doors not run as i expected , and these guys give half million c😅nvidencely
, thats not industrial , but refactorize manufacture doors (u guys build it wright?)
Travertine flooring
I can't think of anything else that is out of date before it leaves the shop floor like an RV. They all---and I do mean all---either look like the interiors are from The Rockford Files, or The Brady Bunch, or from Miami Vice. Absolutely hideous.
Excuse me, I have to get my druel. Cup. Thomyt