Vehicle Description
A traditional motorhome with the self-contained features you expect, it even include a power generator. This economical family unit is a traditional favorite for those who want the walk-through convenience of a motorhome.
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Vehicle Characteristics
Characteristics
Navajo C25 Standard
Sleeps : 5
Chassis Ford
Engine gasoline
Automatic transmission
Power steering
Cruise control
ABS
Rear dual tires
Fuel
Gasoline
Dimensions
Length: 7.60 m (25')
Width: 2.54 m (8'4'')
Height: 3.72 m (12')
Passengers
5 sleeps
Reserve
Fuel tank: 208 L (55 US gal)
Fresh water tank: 151 L (40 US gal)
Grey water tank: 92 L (24 US gal)
Black water tank: 92 L (24 US gal)
Propane: 46 L (12 US gal)
Water heater: 22 L (6 US gal)
Beds
Cabover bed: 244 x 145 cm (96'' x 57'')
Dinette bed: 183 x 94 cm (72'' x 37'')
Rear bed: 203 x 137 cm (80'' x 54'')
Kitchen
Sink (hot and cold water)
Cooker 3 stoves
Microwave
Fridge + freezer
Shower/Toilet
Shower
Toilet
Hot and cold water
Heating/Air Conditionning
Heating and air conditioning in the driver's cabin
Heating and air conditioning in the vehicle
Energy
On-Board Generator. Allows for use of wall plugs, micro-wave, heating and air conditioning when vehicle is not connected to an electrical hook-up.
Propane Gas. Allows for use of the refrigerator, water heater, and heater, while not connected to an electrical hook-up.
Electrical Connection 110V (Hook-up)
Auxiliary Battery. Allows for use of lights while the vehicle is not hooked up to the 110V connection. Batteries will last around 12 hours depending on use, and are recharged when driving the vehicle, or hooked up the 110V connection.
12V outlet: Remember to bring your adaptors for charging your personal electronics such as cameras and phones.
Audio & Connexions
Radio AM/FM
