Used Motorhomes for Sale in Shepherdsville, KY

Available used motorhomes

• 2018 Thor Motor Coach A.C.E. 29.4

  $44,900

• 2015 Tiffin Allegro 45LP

  $227,500

• 2004 Damon Challenger 348W

  $24,900

• 2004 Monaco Holiday Rambler Admiral 32PBD Workhorse

  $23,500

Class A or Class C: start with how you travel

A Class A motorhome has a bus-style body and a raised driving position, with the cab forming part of the main living area. A Class C is built on a cab-and-chassis platform and commonly has a sleeping or storage space over the cab. Both combine the vehicle and the living accommodation in one RV. Floor plans, lengths and equipment vary widely within each class, so deciding between them is about more than picking the larger label.

For couples taking longer trips, compare bedroom privacy, kitchen access and seating with the slides closed. For families, check the actual beds, designated belted travel seats and storage for everyone’s belongings. A motorhome that sleeps six does not necessarily have six suitable travel seats. If you prefer a van-based RV rather than a bus-style or cab-over vehicle, see our separate Class B camper van page. Those smaller RVs have their own inventory and buying guide.

Plan for the size before the first trip

Class A motorhomes can be substantially longer, taller and wider than a car or SUV. Check the exact exterior dimensions and turning requirements before deciding where to store it or which routes to take. Campground restrictions, bridge clearances, fuel stops and driveway access all deserve consideration. A route that works for a passenger vehicle may not work for a tall motorhome, so plan with posted height and weight limits in mind.

Review gross vehicle and axle ratings, cargo carrying capacity and any manufacturer guidance for the exact unit. A roomy interior can invite more belongings, but passengers, water, accessories and supplies contribute to the load. Sleeping capacity is not the same as safe passenger seating capacity. Verify designated seat belts and their use requirements, and consider how you will manage luggage while remaining within the chassis ratings.

Inspect motorhome systems as a whole

A used Class A has a vehicle side and a residential side, and both need attention. Request available chassis service records, inspect tires for age and condition, and ask about generator hours and service if equipped. Have a qualified mechanic evaluate mechanical concerns. Low mileage does not automatically mean a motorhome is maintenance-free, especially when tires, seals, batteries and fluids age while parked.

Test the air conditioning, furnace, refrigerator, water heater, water pump, plumbing, electrical outlets and lighting. Inspect roof, slide and window seals and look for stains, soft spots or musty odors. Ask how the RV was stored and maintained, and check any available manuals. These checks help establish what questions to ask, but a thorough professional RV inspection can reveal problems that a brief visit cannot.

Check the cab-over area and everyday access

Before focusing on décor, consider the driver’s seat, mirrors, steering visibility, turning circle, braking feel and overall height. A motorhome is wider, taller and heavier than a typical passenger vehicle. Check the exact unit’s length and exterior height, and think about parking at home, campground access and routes with low clearances. A test drive, where available and appropriate, can help you assess seating position and visibility; it does not replace inspection of the vehicle’s mechanical condition.

Review the motorhome’s gross vehicle weight rating, axle ratings and cargo carrying capacity. The listed sleeping count does not indicate how much passenger and luggage weight is available. People, clothing, food, water, accessories and installed options all affect the load. Ask how the available specifications apply to the specific unit. If you expect to travel with several passengers, plan how everyone rides and where their items will be stored while keeping within the manufacturer ratings.

Bring the measurements of your storage space and a rough trip plan to our Shepherdsville dealership. Walk through the available motorhomes, try the driving seat and ask for the maintenance records available for each unit. We serve Louisville and Elizabethtown from one store at 330 Sparrow Dr. Call before travelling to confirm availability, and ask about delivery if collecting the motorhome yourself is not practical. Nationwide delivery is available; the team can discuss arrangements for the specific RV.

Visit our Shepherdsville RV dealership

Bullitt County Auto & RV Sales, Inc.

Monday–Saturday: 8 AM–6 PM · Sunday: 9 AM–6 PM

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