2005 Georgie Boy Cruise Air

December 10, 2008 by rvSearch.com · 3 Comments

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2005 Georgie Boy Cruise Air XL 3890 3/SLDS 350
Previously $148,995 – Now $109,895

A very nicely equipped Diesel pusher. This coach has Corian counter tops, residential style refrigerator, breakfast bar, LCD TV, Select comfort air mattress, and power awnings just to name a few. For more information on this R V call us toll free at 888-545-8314. Unit Options: Air Compressor, Air Conditioning, Alloy Wheels, Automatic Leveling Jacks, Auxiliary Battery, Awning, Backup Monitor, Battery Charger, CD Player, Day/Night Shades, DVD Player, External Shower, Generator, Hitch, Icemaker, Inverter, Leather Furniture, Leveling Jacks, LP Detector, Microwave, Non-Smoking Unit, Power Seats, Refrigerator, Satellite Dish, Satellite Radio, Self Contained, Skylight, Slide-out Awning, Slideout, Smoke Detector, Stereo System, Stove, Surround Sound System, Thermal Pane Windows, TV, TV Antenna, VCR, Washer/Dryer Prep, Water Heater. Learn More

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3 Responses to “2005 Georgie Boy Cruise Air”

Gary Hollmer on December 10th, 2008 6:50 pm

I didn’t know RVs for sale were part of the RV.net communication network. I don’t think it is appropriate. There are other avenues for selling RVs.
Drew Mueller on December 10th, 2008 7:15 pm

“Non-smoking unit”- great! I never thought they came another way….I always just opened the valve, deflated it, and stowed it in the rear closet ’till next time.
Genevieve on December 11th, 2008 10:20 am

Gary,
RV Search is a sister company of RV.net, and we felt that it would be a service for RV.net consumers to enjoy some of our most deeply discounted RV deals on RV.net. We find that a lot of people who are considering the RV lifestyle are utilizing the RV.net blog, and we feel that this information could be a help to them. Plus, I might be so bold to add that RV.net is not an income generating site, and therefore, she relies on her sister companies revenue to enable to her to continue to exist. Therefore, we encourage those who enjoy the RV.net blog to also enjoy shopping on the RV.net family of websites.