I grew up with a Roll-A-Long motorhome. Ours was a square body, I believe a 1974, but it was very similar to this 1972 Roll-A-Long Motorhome. After trading it in when I was little, on a Pace Arrow, we always regretted it. My dad will see this and be trying to convince my mother to buy it. Seriously, that conversation will be happening tonight. If I had the money I’d buy it. I love it. With just under 98k miles on the clock this sucker is incredibly clean. Look at the interior of both the truck and the motorhome!

We love the linoleum, love the color, and other than seeing if we could get away with lowering it on some air ride we wouldn’t change a thing.

Okay, I’m lying. The smart thing would be to leave it alone. But the running boards have got to go. I’d want to lay it out on air from Ridetech, add a few performance enhancements to the engine like an Edelbrock intake, Holley Terminator EFI, a good ignition from MSD, and probably a GearVendors overdrive. Of course it would have to have headers and exhaust from Hooker.

God this thing is speaking to me. How about you?

Here is all the info from the seller:

A BEAUTIFUL CLASSIC RV
Selling our 1972 C Class Chevrolet Rollalong RV. This is one beautiful classic RV!
Automatic transmission. 25 foot.
1 ton chassis with dual back tires
97,894 original miles on this beauty
Power steering, disc brakes.
Newer paint, original color.
Factory air in the cab. Factory tack.

Bike rack
Hitch

We just got home from a trip to Seattle, WA and we got 11 miles to the gallon. The truck used 1/2 quart of oil in this 2,000 mile trip.

We bought the RV 3 years ago. We took the carpet up and found the original linoleum in excellent condition.

Lots of storage, there is a pantry in kitchen. Large clothes closet in bathroom.
Bathtub with shower.

We are the second owners of the RV. The original owner bought the 1972 Chevrolet truck in Detroit and sent it to Los Angeles and Rollalong built the RV. At the time Rollalong was the top of the line, one of the premier builders.

New refrigerator, it runs off of 110 or gas
Newer batteries
Newer tires
Newer roof AC
Hot water heater runs off of 110 or gas
The heater for the RV runs on gas and or electric

There is a bed above the cab that sleeps 2 comfortably
The table can be removed and makes into a bed
The couch can also be made into a bed

Time to go camping!!

$15,000 OBO
Please call Tom at 209-521-9081