Bigfoot Model30MH24DB RV, Class C motorhome. It is a 2000 Milennium Edition with all the bells and whistles with low mileage of 22,660. It is in pristine condition and I have all the maintenance records. It has the winter package. I call it my "portable ski lodge." At one point in Idaho, the temperature fell to zero and below for three weeks. There was absolutely no problem. The furnace and the thermostat kept the temperature inside comfortable, and the temperature in the bassement (the space between the two floors where all the water tanks are stored) as well as the discharge valves well above freezing. The driver and passenger compartment have electrically controlled seating. Heating and air conditioning can be ducted to other parts of the coach. In addition there are a FM-AM radio, a five-disc C.D. changer, an adjustable steering wheel, adjustable and heated mirrors, and an automatic transmission. It is very comfortable and easy to drive. The engine is Ford's E-450 Triton Super Duty V-10. There are dual wheels in the rear. I have never had a problem with power, and I pulled a Toyota 4-wheel drive pick-up on all ski ventures. The Coach has T.V. with internal antenna, microwave, three-burner propane stove, refrigerator and hot water heater that runs on 110 v ac or switches automatically to propane. There are speakers through out for radio and CD, and external and internal plug-in ports for cable, telephone and internet. There also is an outside entertainment center for radio, CD, telephone and television located under the roll-up awning. An outside shower is also available on the other side of the coach.. The bath has a tub-shower combination, along with toilet, basin, cabinet under, and medicine cabinet over. There is a great deal of storage both inside the coach and in compartments accessed from the outside. The sleeping arrangements include a large full size bed, the dining area converts to a single or a small double bed, and a shelf under the TV pulls out with a bunk bed.