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I wanted to sell this thing for a while but I thought I would work on it a little more then see if someone wanted to take over from where we left off. We thought about taking it out on a trip first but there is just no time for us to use it. So our loss is going to be someone else’s gain.

This is a 1977 South Wind RV 25′ with a Chrysler Engine. It runs good and should run even better once the gas is changed out. That I will be doing this weekend. We did a ton of work to the RV over the past few months and the interior was trashed but is now back to pretty normal. It has a Fridge and Sinks in the Kitchen and Bathroom, and a working toilet. I have a few pictures here but its a must see to believe.

If anyone is interested please contact me by sending an email HERE. Leave your contact info and I will get back to you ASAP.

As you can see it is not all the way done. We wanted to leave the painting up to you and the plumbing. Everything in there works and has been tested. As well as the Air Conditioner and the Generator that work great and are worth more than we are asking for the whole thing. The asking price is $3200 $1500 OBO. So far we have three four two offers from people who are out of state. We can’t drive it to you. But you can come get it .. lol. No Reasonable Offer will be Refused.

We must sell this as soon as possible. Family emergency is forcing us to get rid of it. Thank you for looking.

Lovell Canyon, located just off of Blue Diamond Road on the way to Pahrump, is one of the places you can go if you are a more experienced hiker. These mountains are directly connected to Mt. Charleston and if you are feeling energetic you can actually hike all the way to the summit of My. Charleston.

That hike is quite the adventure but with a couple days of hiking and camping an experienced navigator can make it no problem. The scenery is quite stimulating up there and getting to the mountains is not as hard as you would think. There is actually a pretty well developed road that takes you deep into the mountains.

There are some washes through there that you will come across while you are hiking through the Lovell Canyon. Usually these are filled with water all year long but don’t jump in too soon. The waters here are a little questionable. At least they look that way. Be sure that you check where you are attempting to swim or drink BEFORE you just dive in.

When you do decide that you are ready for one of the better trips through the mountains in Nevada, try mapping the area of Lovell Canyon to Mt. Charleston Summit. The trail seems to be pretty straight forward and the hike will take you just over a day. With camping and rest stops along the way. The terrain is ever changing and you will need to at least have an experienced hiker with you if you are going to attempt this hike. You will need to navigate your way with a map and compass as there are no marked trails between the two and we didn’t see any on the Lovell Canyon side of the mountain range. There are a few under developed roads, or so it seems, that you can track with most of the way. You may even see a downed plane or two from days passed where aerial explorers have lost control over what some call the Bermuda Triangle of Nevada.