A 38 foot Gulf Stream Crescendo is a motorhome just like you requested in your advertisement. It is a CAT powered "diesel pusher" with the engine in the back. The transmission is an Allison 6 speed made by Allison, neither Cummins or Cat makes transmissions. You may want to reword your ad to say you are looking for a certain length and gas or diesel. This will prevent the Prevosts, Bluebird, Tiffin Bus and other large motorhomes from being offered to you. Take your time and find the unit that you really like and will enjoy. There is no bigger mistake than purchasing something that you will not like after a few months. If you have never owned a motorhome before, I would rent one and see if a motorhome is right for you.
NCHornet1 wrote: I really don't understand the reason for this post either? They make high end unit for those that can afford them, just like they make lower end units, something for everyone!! You certainly can't call it camping in one of those fancy things!! I have a hard time calling it camping in our trailer.
NCH
Some call it drinking in the woods when you move out of a tent to a RV.
I have a 2004 Gulfstream Crescendo also, however it is only the 36' model but uses all the same equipment as the 38'.
The engine is a 330HP Cat, 6 speed Allison Tranny. All equipment inside is the same. CAT does not supply their own transmission on the Freightliner Chassis.
Some say POTATOE, Some say. RV... Whats the difference... Buy one and go!!!
You won't regret it!!!! We don't. Just got back from Wyoming!!! Gonna get gone again!!! SOON!!!
Good Luck...
Bus, RV, TT, PU, HTT... Shucks.. They are all the same...
Smooth Roads!!!
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