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World's Fastest Motorhome Is For Sale​

World's Fastest Motorhome Is For Sale For $95,000 / No Need for a caravan when you have this

This 1977 GMC Motorhome has a 502-cubic-inch V8 with nitrous injection. It makes 700 hp.​

Motorhomes are not generally fast vehicles. Their size, weight, and purpose just don't put an emphasis on having a high top speed. If you're the type of person that wants a speedy camper, then here's the opportunity because the fastest Class A RV on the Bonneville Salt Flats is for sale in Englewood, Colorado, on Facebook Marketplace. This 1977 GMC Motorhome's record velocity is 121.5 miles per hour. The asking price is $95,000.

To reach this high speed, the motorhome has a fuel-injected 502-cubic-inch (8.23-liter) Chevrolet V8 with nitrous injection. This setup makes 700 horsepower. The power runs through a Turbo-Hydramatic 425 automatic transmission to a limited-slip differential.

 

[BarryArrow]

While the $95,000 price tag might be a bit steep for the average camper, this beast is clearly aimed at someone who wants the unique blend of comfort and speed. Just imagine cruising down the highway in this thing. It's basically the epitome of 'arriving in style.'

 

[traderadag1973]

A 1977 GMC with a 502-cubic-inch V8 and nitrous injection—that's not something you see every day in the RV world. The fact that it's the fastest Class A RV on the Bonneville Salt Flats just adds to its legendary status. 121.5 mph in a motorhome? That's insane!
For those who might not have that kind of budget but are still interested in exploring quality motorhome options, I'd highly recommend checking out www.rvsupercentre.co.uk. They have a great range of RVs that may not break land speed records but are certainly comfy and reliable.
I'm super curious to know who ends up buying this speed demon. It's not just a vehicle; it's a piece of history!

 

[Veggiepatch]

Typical American hype. Everything has to be the "biggest, fastest, most expensive, more whatever".

They do hold the world record with one thing. The most victims of a terrorist attack in history. Are Americans proud of this achievement?