2004 CHINOOK 2100

Our 2004 Chinook Concourse 2100 takes everything amazing about Class C and B motorhomes and combines them in a bulletproof fiberglass shell guaranteed to make memories and serve you and yours faithfully for years to come. Don’t take it from me, let the pictures and 33 years of fiberglass experience from Chinook speak for itself. Come in and see this rare example from a golden age of RV production before it’s too late…

I often expound and wax poetically about the campers we have for sale here at Art’s RV. Rightly so as they are the cream of the crop for pre owned recreational vehicles, however I can confidently say that our 2004 Chinook 2100 is punching above its weight class in all areas.

For starters a brief history lesson on campers, Chinook during its original run made RVs from the 1950s until 2008, and made one-piece fiberglass models from 1971 onward. That’s 33 years of experience doing one thing of such high quality it blows the competition out of the water. There’s a reason these retain their value so well and are so coveted, minor maintenance and care and it’ll last you a lifetime. Our Chinook Concourse is two decades old, shows zero sign of water damage, and doesn’t have a single crack on the roof sealant. You would be hard pressed to find another 20 year old camper of such quality.

On the outside it’s a fiberglass shell atop of the Ford E350 chassis, completely waterproof aiding longevity on top of giving the camper a unique look. Red, white, and gold paint with eccentric decals and chrome accents adorn this Class B. Large picture windows are on both sides of the RV and give stellar views from the interior, and on sunny days the passenger side can be shaded with the Horizon low profile awning. The coach door is on the rear of the Chinook to save space elsewhere. Also on the rear is a full size spare tire adjacent to a chrome roof ladder. The roof itself, aside from being in perfect condition, is also host to a good sized solar panel and retractable antenna alongside the two roof vents, refrigerator vent, and A/C shroud. All of which blends together effortlessly with the shimmering white finish, drawing the eyes more to the chrome accent/luggage rail on the front half of the roof.

Stepping inside this gem is a treat you must experience for yourself. The motorized steps come out to meet you, the door more akin to a portal transporting you instantaneously into the best and most luxurious usage of less than 150 square feet known to mankind. To your left instantly is the control panel and wardrobe cabinet. Keep going and you’ll find the pearlescent white 2 piece all in one bathroom complete with sink, mirror, toilet, and shower which is in immaculate condition.

In the kitchen the Chinook has intuitive storage and surprisingly plentiful cabinet space for its size. A kitchen which is comprehensively full, starting with a 3 way refrigerator/freezer, a combination microwave/convection oven sits on top of a 3 burner cooktop and range exhaust hood, with storage below. When not in use you can beautifully conceal the appliance with the Corian solid countertop cover. Do a 180 and you’re greeted with a gleaming white 2 basin sink with matching faucet, and countertop sink covers to boot giving you a generous amount of counter space.

Moving forward a cozy folding couch takes up the driver’s side and a collapsable table replaces the dinette on the passenger’s side with more storage up above the windows, all of which open. Mounted just above the cockpit is a full entertainment center with a flatscreen TV, AM/FM radio, and VHS player if you’re feeling nostalgic. The cockpit itself feels like you’re driving a lazyboy recliner more than a motorhome with its custom upholstered seats and wood trimmed center console. A convenient feature found here is the Cummins generator controls on the dome right above the driver, so you can fire it up right after you park or even on the go if you’re feeling froggy.