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Reason for selling is \"Not using enough\".

This Vacationer has now been on the market more than a month. Please submit your offer today!

2016 Holiday Rambler Vacationer 36DB! Low mileage! Clean interior with plenty of space to relax! Loaded and ready for your next adventure!

The 2016 Holiday Rambler Vacationer 36DB feels like it was designed for a very specific kind of traveler -- someone who wants the space and comfort of a large motorhome, but with a layout that keeps people connected rather than spread out. It comes from a time when brands like Holiday Rambler focused on making gas-powered coaches feel as close to residential living as possible, without stepping into the complexity of diesel pushers.

From the outside, the 36DB carries the familiar presence of a full-size Class A: tall, broad, and confident without being overly imposing. Built on a Ford F-53 chassis and powered by a Ford Triton V10 engine, it has a different personality than diesel coaches. There's more engine sound, more direct connection to the road, and a sense that you're actively driving it rather than simply guiding it. It's approachable, dependable, and built for owners who want capability without intimidation.

Step inside, and the 36DB quickly reveals its defining trait: intentional space for living together. With opposing slide-outs, the main living area opens into a wide, usable room where the boundaries between the kitchen, dining, and lounge blur into a continuous space. Light filters in through large windows, reflecting off polished surfaces and giving the interior an easy, livable brightness.

The design leans toward comfort over flash. Cabinetry is warm and traditional, seating is arranged for conversation, and the overall feel is less like a luxury suite and more like a well-kept family room that happens to move.

The kitchen sits at the heart of it all, with solid-surface countertops, a residential-style refrigerator, and just enough space to cook real meals without feeling confined. It invites routine -- morning coffee, casual lunches, simple dinners -- rather than feeling like a temporary setup.

Toward the rear, the master bedroom offers a quieter, more personal space. A walk-around bed, wardrobe storage, and softer lighting give it a sense of retreat while still keeping it connected to the rest of the coach.

The bathroom is practical and efficient, designed to handle daily use without fuss, reinforcing the idea that this motorhome is meant to be lived in, not just visited.

On the road, the Vacationer carries itself with steady confidence. The gas chassis doesn't isolate you from the driving experience--it keeps you engaged. You feel the terrain, hear the engine work, and become part of ","itemCondition":"Used","priceCurrency":"USD","price":"62000.00"}}]}}