PREVOST COUNTRY COACH AWESOME CONDITION FOR A 1997 Beautiful Coach

[@VFVT101]

I really like this style better and I believe the way you show the whole coach without wasting time opening every cabinet but doing it with the camera off and the back on when they are all opened.

[@thomastheys6681]

Perfect rig for a new or younger band who is just about to start their touring. Thomyt

[@rbrown_barber4231]

I wish I would have seen this seven months ago. I would have bought it for sure.

[@DavidHBurkart]

Thanks Brian. Nice coach with a retro vibe. Definitely needs updates, but the bones are good. If one could pick up this coach for closer to 100-110K, invest another $60K-$80K, cleaning up the exterior flaws, update the interior, renovate the systems electronics, add an induction cook top and W/D. Not a big fan of all the formica cabinetry, but the original owner was for certain. This coach has most of her life in her still. For roughly $200K, you will have a first-rate luxury coach that will outlast the vast majority of new production coaches.

[@richardstewart2680]

That is a beautiful coach it will have a new owner soon you do an absolutely great job on showing everybody on KZbin the quality that goes into building these coaches👍👍👍👍🙏🏻😁😁😁😍

[@classyshots]

Those 60 Series really pull. Had one in my last truck running 105,500 pounds and it did a great job.

[@DLTJR1959]

Like the quick through Brian. Keep up the great videos.

[@randallrich7051]

Thanks again Brian, Excellent videos and appreciate your knowledge. Nice coach!

[@roberthennel]

Thank you Brian, I love older non-slide XLs, this one would do great after a minor update

[@docbrady6397]

Yes at 5 mpg and at $3.75 a gallon. I’ve owned three Prevost and one MCI and as much as I love them my advice is to stay as far away from those as human possible and unless you’re a millionaire or billionaire. Besides for the $600 oil changes and the $600 a piece tires there is no place except Nashville that really fixes these despite the many places that tell you they take care of them, they don’t. Admire them from afar and keep dreaming.

[@707SonomaComa]

Doc Brady ...do you like the Super C's? They are alot more serviceable.

[@docbrady6397]

@@707SonomaComa yes indeed. We had a Freightliner C Dynamax and you can get good service in any city in the United States. A lot of companies are making them now. They also hold their value.

[@FadeToBlackLLC]

That is a sweet Coach!!!

[@barrylestenkof9293]

Was trying to catch you here in Arizona while you are here

[@dreblackberry]

Definitely a CLASSIC coach.I would upgrade to the biggest batteries to solar lithium upgrade so I won't have to rely on the generator much. replace both front chairs and also double check the tires before I take it on any long-distance run.lke one commenter said it would take another 40 to 60 thousand for upgrade and maintenance to make it someone first coach.

[@jarredholt5037]

Beautiful coach with no slides

[@jensmueller6374]

Brian, with your platform, I feel you should let the folks know that these older luxury coaches may have Cruise Aires or “Basement Air.” Why is that important? Because they’re out of business and getting replacement parts is extremely difficult and getting more so every day. This should be disclosed by every seller. To buyers, you’re better off looking for a coach with roof top AC units.

[@aaronking7326]

Beautiful

[@LeePatCab]

Your presentation is Much better. Needs new tires right! I thought so because you didn’t mention it. Dose it have Jake brakes?

[@jazzi24881]

I just have to say for the people who watch these video please just give a like and subscribe because these guys fly and drive all over the country trying to make these videos and all they ask for is to just click a few buttons to help them out great video Brian keep up the great work!

[@briansrvvideos]

Really appreciate the comment. Thanks for watching.

[@bobrobi4328]

You forgot to show the coffee machine in the galley it's behind the glass panels

[@sandienochs6132]

Okay, buy a few acres and one of these older buses, sell the engine and tires, put it on blocks and you have a very nice home.

[@jimlutz1290]

New to the Motor Coach World - Question - (Approximately) - How long would it take and $$$ cost of a Interior restoration and update cockpit technology to flat screen touch control new reverse cam monitor. sound system. mobile WiFi, Sat/Nav, & Sat Radio. The paint scheme is awesome - interior need some TLC - Thanks - Wish I could write a check today for it - : (

[@gruponemesis]

the coach is low to the ground...aux air is probably shot in addition to leaky bags ... wouldnt stop me from buying it...that paint job is fantastic!!!

[@joehosek360]

As always love your videos just wondering if you are still trying to get a shop

[@johnmartin2079]

Looks good on the outside but what's on the inside control lighting. Has the motherboard?

[@jeffbienvenu9937]

I luv RV'S built in the last millennium. A beautiful coach, but just about 10 to 15 more feet then I'd be comfortable motoring down the road

[@sarahj.8372]

Nice.

[@icare7151]

Nice, to me it’s a 99,000 Coach but if in top top top top condition then a good deal at asking price.

[@liamhenry8164]

Hey Brian what happened to the Fire Damaged CoPart motorhome?

[@danofiremano]

Why do the bus conversions have all the flash with running ceiling lights, ceiling mirrors & other parlor tricks?!?

[@steeldavidson]

Bryan are you doing anything with coaches anymore? Did you open your own shop?

[@christopherrasmussen8718]

That's not that miles. That coach probably good for another 600,000+ with the care it's had.

[@PrevostJoe]

200k on a million-mile coach is absolutely nothing, barely broken in

[@kentnauman9863]

No thanks to old