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2002 FLEETWOOD FLAIR
Rv TypeClass A
Length-
Fuel TypeGAS
Mileage24987 mi
RV DetailsStock #: 20527
ConditionUsed
GVWR
FloorplanFLAIR
Water Cap.
Self-ContainedNo
LevelingNo
Description
2002 Fleetwood Flair, This 2002 Workhorse P32 Chassis is a commercial-grade foundation built for motorhome applications and other heavy-duty upfit use. It reflects the straightforward construction associated with Workhorse chassis platforms from this period, with an emphasis on durability and service access rather than ornament. This chassis is built around a full-frame structure and is designed to support substantial bodywork and equipment mounted by an upfitter. Its engineering is centered on load-carrying ability and long-term utility in demanding travel or fleet service.
This chassis is equipped with a gasoline Vortec V8 engine. Power is delivered through an automatic transmission, which is the type commonly paired with this platform. The drivetrain is arranged for rear-wheel drive, and the wheelbase is set at 208 inches. This combination places the vehicle in the category of longer motorhome-grade platforms used for larger body installations. The mechanical specification is direct and uncomplicated, with the available components selected for steady operation rather than complexity.
This 2002 Workhorse P32 Chassis includes an anti-lock braking system. It is fitted with hydraulic brakes, and the suspension is arranged with independent front suspension and leaf-spring rear suspension. This chassis uses dual rear wheels, and the rear axle is built to carry the additional load associated with that arrangement. The steering and running gear are intended to support a substantial gross vehicle weight rating, which is listed at 22,000 pounds. The tire and wheel package is sized for the demands of a heavy platform of this class.
This 2002 Workhorse P32 Chassis is a cab-and-chassis type vehicle that leaves space for custom bodywork, and its hardware reflects that role. The frame rails extend well beyond the cab area, and the chassis rails are visible in the rear section where an upfitter would attach the finished body. This example shows the practical exterior components that matter on a working platform, including the large side mirrors, tall windshield area, and the access steps leading into the cab. This vehicle's equipment is focused on function, with the structural and mechanical details presented plainly and without unnecessary embellishment.
This chassis is equipped with a gasoline Vortec V8 engine. Power is delivered through an automatic transmission, which is the type commonly paired with this platform. The drivetrain is arranged for rear-wheel drive, and the wheelbase is set at 208 inches. This combination places the vehicle in the category of longer motorhome-grade platforms used for larger body installations. The mechanical specification is direct and uncomplicated, with the available components selected for steady operation rather than complexity.
This 2002 Workhorse P32 Chassis includes an anti-lock braking system. It is fitted with hydraulic brakes, and the suspension is arranged with independent front suspension and leaf-spring rear suspension. This chassis uses dual rear wheels, and the rear axle is built to carry the additional load associated with that arrangement. The steering and running gear are intended to support a substantial gross vehicle weight rating, which is listed at 22,000 pounds. The tire and wheel package is sized for the demands of a heavy platform of this class.
This 2002 Workhorse P32 Chassis is a cab-and-chassis type vehicle that leaves space for custom bodywork, and its hardware reflects that role. The frame rails extend well beyond the cab area, and the chassis rails are visible in the rear section where an upfitter would attach the finished body. This example shows the practical exterior components that matter on a working platform, including the large side mirrors, tall windshield area, and the access steps leading into the cab. This vehicle's equipment is focused on function, with the structural and mechanical details presented plainly and without unnecessary embellishment.
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