Vacation To Go RVs LLC

2023 Winnebago Travato 59K Camper Van - Clean Carfax / New Tires

Price: $64,888

Skip the massive dealer markups and hidden fees. J.D. Power lists this at $88k, but we price our inventory at the bottom of the market for a fast, fair deal.

This 1-owner 2023 Winnebago Travato 59K has 118,000 highway miles and a flawless Carfax history. We bought it from a fellow RV dealer and v2grv drove it over 600 miles to ensure it’s rock-solid on the road.

Why buy this one?

Brand New Generator: Upgraded to the new design Cummins Onan 2800i digital inverter generator. It looks to have been replaced within the last few running hours and is incredibly quiet.

Ready to Camp Bundle: Full asking price includes 4 BRAND NEW tires, a full tank of fuel, full LP, and a temp tag.

No Bull: $64,888 out the door. No doc fees, no hidden prep fees.

Located at Vacation To Go RVs LLC in Pendleton, SC (6607 Clemson Blvd). Drop a message to schedule a time to come check it out! Serious buyers only, please.

⚖️ DEALER DISCLAIMER:
All vehicle descriptions, specs, and conditions are described as accurately as possible. The inclusion of 4 new tires, full fuel, full LP, and zero doc fees applies strictly to the full asking price of $64,888. Vacation To Go RVs LLC is a licensed SC dealer. Out-of-state buyers are responsible for their local taxes/titling. We do not offer financing or rentals.

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Let's talk about an RV "red flag" that might actually just be normal wear and tear. 🚩🔍

If you’ve ever looked at a used RV and noticed the wood trim is swollen and bloated at the bottom, your first thought is probably a hidden structural leak. But it pays to know what you're actually looking at.

Take a look at this piece of factory trim I just pulled out of a coach. The bottom few inches are totally ruined from moisture. However, the floor is solid as a rock, the wall is dry, and the roof is perfect. It’s just years of normal water hitting cheap original materials.

You will see this exact same cosmetic swelling happen in three main areas on almost any used RV:

Next to the shower (from daily splashing)

At the base of the entry door (from tracking in rain or dew)

At the bottom corners of slides (where natural moisture and shoes hit)

Faux wood trim acts like a sponge in these spots. If you're out shopping for a motorhome and spot some bloated trim—but the floors are firm and everything else is dry—don't panic. It’s often just a simple cosmetic fix, not a total nightmare.

Look for the real structural signs of damage, and don't let a little wet factory trim spoil a great find!

For straight-shooting advice and a look at our fully inspected inventory, head over to v2grv.com.