2000 American Eagle Motorhome Prices and Specs

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American Eagle (also known under the name American Coach) was launched in 1991 by Fleetwood RV. Constructing high-class, diesel-powered recreational vehicles, American Eagle Class A motorhomes feature interior accommodations meant to replicate the comfort of a home. From 38 feet, the premium recreational vehicles now built by Fleetwood spans to 45 feet in length. The majority of American Eagle motorhomes are produced by Cummins Diesel Engines with Caterpillar also supplying power for some vehicle variants.

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MOTORHOMES - 1997-current prices include leveling jacks, CD-player, generator, VCR, 2-roof air conditioners, microwave, 2-color TV's, washer/dryer and ice maker are included in price. No longer producing this model.

(Model years 2024 - 1991)

Motorhomes	Length	Coach Design	Floor Plan	Self Cont.	Slides
M-40EDS (350hp)	40'	Motor Home (Class A)	Queen Bed	Yes	1
M-40ENS (350hp)	40'	Motor Home (Class A)	Queen Bed	Yes	1
M-40EVS (350hp)	40'	Motor Home (Class A)	Queen Bed	Yes	1

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2000 American Eagle Motorhome Prices and Specs

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