Used 2007 Monaco Camelot 42PDQ for Sale by Owner in Yuma, Arizona

Four slide-outs, very spacious
10k lb towing hitch
Single unit Washer-Dryer
44,600 lb gross weight with tag-axle
130 gallon fuel tank
100 gallon fresh water tank
44 gallon black tank
78 gallon gray tank
31 gallon LP tank
Rear and side cameras
Fully automatic air leveling suspension; no jacks. It typically takes less than 30 seconds to level.
2Kw Inverter/Charger
10Kw Onan diesel generator, 725 hours.
Propane/Electric 10 gallon water heater
Two large pass-through storage compartments with sliding trays.

The refrigerator cooling unit was replaced with an Amish unit in December 2023.
You essentially have a brand new refrigerator. Runs great on both propane and 120v.

All new ShadePro slide toppers and awnings installed in 2023.

The front TV has been removed and replaced with a facade. That TV was a real head-bump hazard and now happily it's gone. With the removal of the satellite dish, the outside TV and bedroom TV are non-functional, but could easily be replaced with smart TV's that connect to an internet connection.

A pressurized accumulator tank was added to reduce the cycling of the water pump from several times a second, to a few times per minute at full flow.

The house batteries - originally 4x6v 400Ah lead-acid - were replaced with a single LiFePO4 460Ah. Since you never want to run lead-acid lower than 50%, this new battery has more than twice the original capacity. The existing Inverter/Charger does charge this LiFePO4, but not fully since this battery type didn't exist when it was made. I'll include a 100 amp charger designed for LiFePO4 batteries that fully charges it.

The Toyo tires are about 4 years old and have been coast-to-coast. I check them every few months, but I only need to top them off about once per year.

New windshield as of July 2023.

All interior lighting was replaced with LED lighting.

Front A/C unit was replaced in July 2020. The other two units are original, but still running well.

The loveseat behind the driver seat was removed to accommodate a home office.

Dinette seating removed as it was awkward to get in and out of, and uncomfortable. Replaced with two regular chairs.

New memory foam mattress for the fold-out queen bed in the living room.