2007 Jayco Seneca 33SS, 4-Wheel Drive, Super-C Motorhome.
Actual Mileage:63,260
This Seneca 2007, 33SS 4x4 Motorhome was built by Jayco on a 2006 model year Chevy C5500 Kodiak truck chassis. It's equipped with a very powerful & desirable 6.6 litre, LBZ-Duramax Diesel engine that was not required to have either the DEF or DPF emissions systems. ~ The Engine is completely stock and has always passed the very strict Arizona Emission Testing requirements with ease. The Transmision is a 6-speed Allison 2000-series Automatic with overdrive, and is functioning perfectly. The Rear Axle is equipped with the Limited-Slip/Positraction upgrade, The Front Axle is equipped with manual Locking hubs.
We never abused this Motorhome over rough roads & terrain, but rest assured its 4-Wheel Drive system (and its additional ground clearance) will get you in, and back out of boondock camping locations far beyond the abilities of equivalent 2-wheel drive Motorhomes. It's very easy to drive, both around town and out on the Highway due to its Suspension & Steering upgrades. It'll easily cruise at 75mph out on the Highway all day long... This Motorhome is owned by a Retired Auto Mechanic who has performed many upgrades & pre-emptive component replacements to enhance reliability.
Upgrades to this motorhome include: (prices listed below are just for my cost of the parts/components I've replaced, and don't include any labor/installation charges)Installed new Booth Seating and a pair of Recliners. ($1,900)Installed additional 35-gallon & additional 40-gallon Fresh-Water Tanks ($350) that increase its combined fresh water storage capacity up to 138 gallons to enable long term Boondocking.Installed ARP Fridge Defend system with Chimney Fan & Freezer Air-Circulation Fan. ($259)Installed Magnum MMS1012 12 volt Pure Sine Inverter/Charger (1000 watt) with MM-RC25 Remote Control ($1,000)
King brand front Shock Absorbers (cost $1,000)Koni Brand rear Shock Absorbers (cost $500) Front Sumo-Springs (cost $250)Upgraded 5-leaf/19,000 LB rear Leaf Springs.($1000)Firestone Rear Airbags with onboard Air Pump and dash mounted Control Panel ($1200)Roadmaster 1-7/8 diameter, 4140 Chromoly Steel, front Sway Bar with Polyurethane Bushings ($800)Safe T Plus Steering Stabilizer ($600)22.5 diameter Aluminum Rims ($2,500) 2-year old set of Yokohama 255/70 R22.5 tires. (RY023 front steering tires & TY303 rear All-Season mud & snow tires with only 1000-miles of use. ($4,031) New All-Aluminum Radiator ($500)New GM/AC-Delco Radiator Hoses ($150)New GM/AC Delco Radiator Fan Blade ($75) New Haden Severe-Duty, Radiator Fan Clutch ($150)It has the upgraded Onan 7500 Quiet Diesel Generator. I've Preemptively replaced this Generators electric Fuel pump, Fuel & Air Filters, All Radiator Hoses,Thermostat & Fan Belt's ($350)TireMinder i-10 TMPS Tire Pressure Monitor system with 7 sensors, including for the Spare Tire ($350)Extend A Stay, Propane Kit with an additional 20 Pound Propane Bottle, that increases the combined Propane storage capacity to a total of 76lbs for extended boondocking ability. ($150) Upgraded, Curt-brand 16,000lb. rated Receiver Hitch ($300)Roadmaster #RM1915225 Spare Tire Carrier with spare Rim,Tire and cover ($900)Hunter Douglas Roller Blinds have been installed throughout the interior, including a convenient 8-foot wide pull-down Privacy Blind located in-between the Truck Cab and Living Area: ($1,000)All Carpeting has been removed and replaced with Laminate Plank Flooring ($300) New Kenwood DNX577S Dashboard stereo unit with Garmin Navigation, Android Auto, CD player, Bluetooth, Apple Carplay & and 3 Cameras (reverse, right-side blindspot and a forward facing roof-top camera to visually ensure enough clearance for driving this motorhome under low-clearance situations like Gas Station Awnings, low hanging tree limbs, etcetera. ($700)Installed 4 new premium Rockford Fosgate Speakers in cab doors and Motorhome area ($250)
Sale includes a Blue Ox Tow Bar for towing your car or truck. ($1,225)
This Motorhome was factory equipped with a 1-piece Fiberglass Roof, and a 1-piece Fiberglass front Cap. I've resealed all of its roof-joints yearly with Dicor Self Leveling Lap Sealant every year and I've never found any signs of leakage. This Motorhome has been stored in my RV Garage whenever we weren't out camping, not left outside year around in the harsh Sun & Weather...This Motorhome has a Residential-sized Queen Bed in the bedroom. Its dinette converts into a secondary bed & its recliners can serve as very comfortable sleeping for 2 more.
This Jayco Seneca 33SS was the shortest (33'-6) & lightest weight of all of the other various Seneca models. It was only produced for 1 year, so it's an extremely rare and difficult to find Motorhome.Here's a link to the 2007 Jayco Seneca Brochure with lots more info about the amazing features of this 33SS motorhome: https://library.rvusa.com/brochure/2007_Seneca.pdf
Only known issues are purely cosmetic, including the flaking clear coat on front cap, various small paint chips & a small paint damaged spot located near the left-rear corner. (shown in my pics)
This Motorhome is located in Surprise Arizona, 20-miles west of Phoenix.
We'd planned on keeping this amazing Motorhome forever, but now selling due to ongoing health issues.
Price history
Original Price | | $87,500 | |
Listed Price | | $87,500 | |
Reduced | Mar 6/2025 | $82,500 | (-5,000) |
Total Price Change: | | | -$5,000 |
Excluding price changes of less than $100.