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Interior Tour and Amenities

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Mike Wallace's 1999 Newell Coach: Rusty's Former Rig Finds Its Way Home! (Andretti Autosport)

What happens here

Moving inside, the presenter enters the coach via a keypad entry. The interior boasts a spacious living area, significantly expanded by the two slide-outs. The front area includes comfortable seating, a dining nook, and the driver's cockpit. The sofas can convert into sleeper couches, increasing sleeping capacity. The kitchen features basic cabinetry, a full-sized refrigerator, a dishwasher, a two-burner cooktop, and a convection/microwave oven. Further inside, there's a closet, a half-bath, and the main bedroom with a queen-sized bed. The rear of the coach contains a large full bathroom with a spacious shower. The presenter notes the high-quality construction and the robust feel of the coach, emphasizing its design for comfortable, long-term stays.

Goal: Explore the living, kitchen, and sleeping areas of the coach

Tools and materials

  • Convection/Microwave Oven — Baking and microwaving
  • Dishwasher — Washing dishes
  • Full-size Refrigerator — Food storage
  • Keypad Entry — Securing and accessing the coach
  • Newell Coach — The subject of the interior tour
  • Two-burner Cooktop — Cooking meals

What they say

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uh little garment closet back behind here. I have this little panel down here, a little aluminum panel that I pull out while we're driving. I put that under over the step area. Huh. So my grandson or granddaughter can't fall. There's no step cover. Well, that's all that's all I know that's there. Oh, yeah. It doesn't have one. That's weird. Yours have a stop cover chopper. Yeah, it has a little air powered um really thing. Yeah, that must you know part of the configuration of your own deal. You get more base space if you don't have that. And Rusty was probably like I'm never riding in it. We don't need that. Oh, I guarantee up until the last I don't know four or five years, I don't think he ever rode in a coach. He had the nicest ones, but he you know the convenience he had all the time is he got to fly a lot of places. You know, he flew everywhere. So his bus was there. the uniqueness. There's a guy by the name of Tom Palansky. Palansky used to drive this bus. So, he uh he's still around, does work for Rusty. He goes, "You ever want to know anything about that bus, just call me. We'll come do a crash course." I haven't done that yet, but uh that's a source. That's good to know. Yeah. And um the full rear bath ones are pretty freaking cool. Yeah, I like this setup a lot. I'm trying to figure out why this little light didn't work. Okay, we're learn. There we go. I love this thing because you take a full shower in it. It's huge. But I mean, you stand there. Uh then there's a closet here. So, you know, I'm I'm sure this is uh probably not the best coach to go up and down the road in, you know, but it's what this coach was designed for was be taken to a racetrack, parked for 3 to 4 days. Driver in this case was Rusty Wallace, you know, first got this, now it's me. You just This is your home away from home. So, you don't need uh the traveling features. I think you have a bigger shower and Yeah. All that stuff. Or like some of these whenever you close the slide. Do you have to climb over the bed to get back here? Basically. Yeah. You got to You only got like this much to squeeze through. Yeah. This thing's freaking really nice. Doesn't A lot of these ' 90s ones, they got a lot of '90s funk in them. You know, like you've been in somewhere where they got all this ridiculous gold appliances and flowers and pink stuff. And I think more of the the poos kind of looked like uh like geriatric flidian is what I call it. Yeah. Or is it Rusty had good taste uh picking this…

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