CarlGeo
Central San Joaquin Valley, CA
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I currently have a 92 Airstream Land Yacht gas motorhome, and am contemplating upgrading to a desiel pusher. Looking at a 97 Safari Serengeti with low miles, and in great overall condition. Any comments, pro or con on this unit?
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urmine351
fort smith, arkansas
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I have a 96, and I love it.
1996 Safari Serengity, 3126 Cat,Allison 6 speed, 38' DPNS, 2005 Honda Element,vip tow brake. doran tire sensors, Magellan750Nav,
and 1 good looking wife, and missy and Alex(died 11-03-06) and AJ, born 09-06-06 my carins.
FMCA # F374886
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whizbang
Kenmore, WA
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They are good coaches. We almost bought two.
Whizbang
1998 Dutch Star 3857 with 2001 Jeep TJ
http://www.raincityhome.com/RAWH/index.htm
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Ritterbach1
Hayden, Idaho
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can't get any better!!!!
BUY IT! You won't regret it!
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Flyawes
Windham, New Hampshire
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I bought a 1995 Safari Serengetti two years ago. At the time it only had 7,000 miles on it. I was a bit apprehensive about buying it because it had sat with such little use for so long. It turned out to be a fantastic purchase and we have enjoyed it tremendously. It is a very well built unit. Go for it and I hope your experience is as good as ours has been.
Marc & Linda
Buddy (pomeranian)
1995 Safari Serengeti 38'
2000 GMC Sierra carrying 2002 Harley-Davidson Road King
or Hor Air Balloon depending on where we are going.
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Bill & Cathy
Upper Lake, CA
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And when you buy it, if you aren't already a member of FMCA (Family Motor Coach Assocation), join FMCA, and then join the Safari International chapter. You'll learn more about your coach from fellow Safari coach owners than anywhere else. It's a little unusual to see those coaches on the market because the people who own them seem to seldom sell them! We love our Safari coach, and have met many Serengeti owners who absolutely will not part with their coaches. I say go for it!
Cathy
Bill/Cathy
Good Sam Life Members, FMCA #F323639, Safari International, Thousand Trails, Safari So Good Club, Safari R Us Club
'02 Safari Zanzibar, 40' DP, 2 Slides, center entry, '03 Suzuki XL7
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OleRVer
Orlando,Fl.
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Great coach, great innovative company when they were Safari (not Monaco). I'd buy one in a heartbeat if in the market. Just check for the usual used coach things, but really look close for electralisis (spelling?) "bubbles".....Matt Perlot, in my opinion, was way ahead of the times when he hit the market with the Safaris of 1995 and up. Super value for the dollar.jmho
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