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Former Million Dollar RV TRUE Cost of Ownership: My 1996 Newell Coach Experience! (10K Miles So Far)

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The presenter introduces his 1996 Newell motorhome, highlighting that it was technically built in 1994 and delivered in January 1995. He states that he has put nearly 10,000 miles on it since June and plans to discuss the problems, maintenance, and necessary fixes he has encountered. He also mentions the vehicle's original value was around $1 million, adjusted for inflation.

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You have to decide for yourself what is worth your time and money and what is not. Or you can work on this thing all day, your whole life. I guarantee you that right now. There are so many little things wrong here that I just don't care anymore. Today I will do a review of my approximately 10,000 miles of mileage. I have driven almost 10,000 miles on this bus since June. And I will tell you about all the problems, fuel costs, maintenance, and what still needs to be fixed. Just to give you a general idea of ​​what it's like to operate such a technique during this time from my perspective. And in case you're wondering, this is a 1996 model . It was delivered in January 1995. So, it was built in 1994. The first owner was Al Anzer Jr., an IndyCar Series driver. When it was new, adjusted for inflation , it cost a million dollars. So how does a motorhome that cost a million dollars 26 years ago work? He is older than me. Conventional wisdom says it's terrible, like with a car, you know, because you don't want a 26-year-old Mercedes. You don't want a 26-year-old Rolls-Royce because it's a complete disaster. I'm here to tell you right now: this is not the case. This thing has survived better than what comes out of showrooms today. And I'm going to show you exactly why. You're

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