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2011 COACHMEN FREELANDER 26QB
Rv TypeClass C
Length28 ft
Fuel TypeGAS
Mileage57040 mi
2011 FREELANDER 26QB! LOADED UP AND READY TO HIT THE OPEN ROAD!!
Description
2011 Coachmen Freelander 26QB, Stock #463811
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2011 FREELANDER 26QB! LOADED UP AND READY TO HIT THE OPEN ROAD!!
This 2011 Coachmen Freelander 26QB is a straightforward Class C that does what it's supposed to without overcomplicating things. It's on a Ford E-450 with the V10, so it's got the power to get down the road, and at about 28 feet, it's not a hassle to drive.
Up front, there's the cab with comfortable seats and a large bunk over the top, which works well for sleeping or storing extra gear. The living space is simple yet useful -- a sofa and a dinette, both of which can be converted into beds if needed.
The kitchen's got the essentials: a three-burner stove, oven, microwave, and a mid-size fridge. Counter space isn't huge, but it's enough to get the job done.
In the back, the bathroom's split, so the shower's on one side and the toilet and sink are on the other. The bedroom is tucked into the corner, featuring a queen bed and storage space around it.
Outside, there's an awning, storage bays for gear, and a generator, making it suitable for off-grid stops. Nothing fancy, just the basics lined up the way they should be.
It's an easy-to-handle RV with sufficient sleeping space for a small group and a setup that prioritizes reliability over flashiness. Simple, solid, and ready to go.
What's good about the 2011 Freelander 26QB
Reasonable Size / Maneuverability
At about 28 feet long, it's large enough to give you decent living space, but still manageable driving and parking compared to much larger motorhomes.
Good Power & Chassis
It's built on a Ford E-450 chassis with the 6.8 L Triton V10 engine. That gives you solid power for highway driving, hills, etc.
Transmission: automatic (5-speed, with overdrive). Not super modern, but proven.
Sleep & Layout for Family / Guests
The 26QB layout gives multiple sleeping areas: cab-over bunk, convertible sofa and dinette, and a master bed. Great for families or when you have guests.
Amenities are decent
Basic but useful: a mid-size refrigerator, 3-burner stove + oven, microwave, a separate / split bathroom (shower one side, toilet/sink the other), awning, storage bays, generator etc.
Utilities / Tank Capacities
Fresh water tank ~ 50 gallons, grey ~25, black ~29 gallons. Decent size for extended travel without constant hookups.
Fuel tank capacity is healthy (55 gallons) which helps on longer stretches.
Potential Value if Well-Maintained
Because it's older (2011), you can often pick one up for less money than new or more recent RVs. If it's been well cared for (no water damage, good service hi
ANY and ALL offers will be put in front of our seller! Submit your offer today!
2011 FREELANDER 26QB! LOADED UP AND READY TO HIT THE OPEN ROAD!!
This 2011 Coachmen Freelander 26QB is a straightforward Class C that does what it's supposed to without overcomplicating things. It's on a Ford E-450 with the V10, so it's got the power to get down the road, and at about 28 feet, it's not a hassle to drive.
Up front, there's the cab with comfortable seats and a large bunk over the top, which works well for sleeping or storing extra gear. The living space is simple yet useful -- a sofa and a dinette, both of which can be converted into beds if needed.
The kitchen's got the essentials: a three-burner stove, oven, microwave, and a mid-size fridge. Counter space isn't huge, but it's enough to get the job done.
In the back, the bathroom's split, so the shower's on one side and the toilet and sink are on the other. The bedroom is tucked into the corner, featuring a queen bed and storage space around it.
Outside, there's an awning, storage bays for gear, and a generator, making it suitable for off-grid stops. Nothing fancy, just the basics lined up the way they should be.
It's an easy-to-handle RV with sufficient sleeping space for a small group and a setup that prioritizes reliability over flashiness. Simple, solid, and ready to go.
What's good about the 2011 Freelander 26QB
Reasonable Size / Maneuverability
At about 28 feet long, it's large enough to give you decent living space, but still manageable driving and parking compared to much larger motorhomes.
Good Power & Chassis
It's built on a Ford E-450 chassis with the 6.8 L Triton V10 engine. That gives you solid power for highway driving, hills, etc.
Transmission: automatic (5-speed, with overdrive). Not super modern, but proven.
Sleep & Layout for Family / Guests
The 26QB layout gives multiple sleeping areas: cab-over bunk, convertible sofa and dinette, and a master bed. Great for families or when you have guests.
Amenities are decent
Basic but useful: a mid-size refrigerator, 3-burner stove + oven, microwave, a separate / split bathroom (shower one side, toilet/sink the other), awning, storage bays, generator etc.
Utilities / Tank Capacities
Fresh water tank ~ 50 gallons, grey ~25, black ~29 gallons. Decent size for extended travel without constant hookups.
Fuel tank capacity is healthy (55 gallons) which helps on longer stretches.
Potential Value if Well-Maintained
Because it's older (2011), you can often pick one up for less money than new or more recent RVs. If it's been well cared for (no water damage, good service hi
RV details
Type
Class C
Condition
Used
Length
28 ft
GVWR
11,133 lbs
Odometer
57,040 mi
Slide-outs
1
Sleeping capacity
6
Air conditioners
1
Water capacity
50 gal
Floor plan
FREELANDER
Fuel type
GAS
Dealer stock ID
463811
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