Glad to see another older bus.
Since the start of this thread I have noticed that Liberty was in the habit of putting the Gen in the rear bay with the water tanks. The more recent Liberty I've listed is that way too. The 2 in this thread are the only 2 I've ever seen. Did they do this for a long time? How big of holding tanks can you accommodate in this fashion?
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my 2005 liberty is configured that way with 160 fresh and 135 waste.
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congrats to New Owner
Ted: Congrats on the purchase of the Liberty. Looks like new and in great condition in the photos.
It appears You will always have MPD, I believe it to be chronic among a few of us and you can treat it, but never get cured.
May your engine be shiney and price of fuel go down.
Roger that!
2008 Liberty DS XL2
2023 Denali Ultimate
My 6th Prevost
Surprising, really no compromise in capacity at all.
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Joe the layout you see is Liberty all the way.
Depending on the model, (length and equipment such as slides) they will juggle some othere things such as batteries around a little but the third bay configuration is the way they have always done it, along with the remote radiator in the second LH bay.
It puts the weight on the drive and tag and reduces the front axle weight so it is never exceding the rating.
It is also a rare Liberty that does not have the optional aux fuel tank or OTR. Those things are just the way they build them.
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Congratulations Ted, looks good and now the fun begins.
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