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Winnebago Lesharo for sale
by
lesharoturbo
on 19 Oct, 2006 09:47
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I have to get rid of my Lesharo's. I have 2, an 84 and an 85 both diesels. The 85 is running and has been used extensively since new. It has about 106,000 miles and runs great. I have replaced the starter, alternator, water heater and most of the hoses and belts. The timing belt was done at 100,000. The head was replaced by the PO. I also have EGT and boost gauges istalled to keep track of engine temps. I am asking $4500 for it. The 84 is in good shape, but hasn't run for a couple of years. I also have a spare engine and tranny, new fiberglass lower panels, and other misc spare parts. You can have the whole lot, both RV's and parts for $7500.
email me please
grantsinitaly at Yahoo.com
(my other e-mail is on the fritz)
Bernie
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#1
by
bryanbryan89x
on 19 Oct, 2006 15:11
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What kind of mpg do you get with these? I knew someone who had one with the 2.2L 4 cycl gas, and got 13 mpg. How much would you be willing to sell just the 84 for? Pictures?
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#2
by
lesharoturbo
on 20 Oct, 2006 06:25
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If you want just the 84 RV itself, I would take $1500. If you want the extra parts, ie the spare motor, tranny, turbo, alt, starter and misc body parts, I would take $3000.
The 85 gets 20 to 25 mpg depending on if you are on the freeway or taking back roads. I have not had any trouble keeping up with traffic in either case. I have even passed a few semis on the way.
These have a Bosch VE injection pump with I believe a 9mm head but I do not know for sure. I have "turned up" the one on the 85 with good results. The T3 turbo will easily spool past 15 psi (the limit on my gauge) but I have been cautioned about keeping it below 18 for long gasket life. Andy2 I belive has some sxperience working on these. Of course, I also have a fll set of manuals for it .
If you leave me an email at this address (grantsinitaly at yahoo dot com) I will send you some pics.
Bernie
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#3
by
houseofdiesel
on 24 Oct, 2006 12:02
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I return 26 mpg (US gallon) consistently on my 84 @ 55 mph. Hills don't seem to affect it much, only highway use. I agree also, these rigs don't hold up traffic at all atleast on the highway.
Greg
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#4
by
tbro
on 24 Oct, 2006 18:30
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Hello, are these VW 1.6L engines or Renault diesel? thanks, Tom
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#5
by
lesharoturbo
on 25 Oct, 2006 07:16
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tbro,
These are Renault diesels 2.1 liter turbo and intercooled.
Bernie
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#6
by
lesharoturbo
on 21 Nov, 2006 15:55
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I have to take the running Winnebago off the market. Long story short a guy took it for a spin (without permission) and blew the engine. Overheated it and now it is siezed.
The non running one with the parts is still for sale.
Bernie
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#7
by
andy2
on 21 Nov, 2006 18:33
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:shock:,unbeliveable :evil:
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#8
by
burn_your_money
on 21 Nov, 2006 18:41
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I have to take the running Winnebago off the market. Long story short a guy took it for a spin (without permission) and blew the engine. Overheated it and now it is siezed.
The non running one with the parts is still for sale.
Bernie
I hope he is paying for that. That's ridiculous :evil:
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#9
by
lesharoturbo
on 22 Nov, 2006 05:13
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Yeah, I am going to the lawyer today to figure out how to sue him. It is $5,300 for a rebuilt engine including install labor. I don't know the extent of the internal damage but I do know it will not turn over. I am guessing the pistons have melted. Since it is an all aluminum engine, I think the whole thing is toast.
After thus unfolded, I found out the guy has some serious mental issues.
Bernie
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#10
by
dlane
on 17 Dec, 2006 16:39
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is this still foe sale?
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#11
by
jtanguay
on 17 Dec, 2006 20:54
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man thats so lame... that dude probably just kept it floored and let the egt's skyrocket
i hope you get him for the money he owes you!!