• Genuinely spacious layout: With a full dinette up front, a big overcab bed, and a proper U-shaped rear lounge, there’s room for everyone to spread out — ideal for families or long trips.
• Six travelling belts makes it practical: Not all older six-berths actually carry six legally. This one does, which opens it up to bigger families and shared touring.
• Well kitted for its age: Diesel heater, awning, tow bar, reversing camera, upgraded stereo, and fog lights mean it’s far from basic and ready for real use.

• Big footprint: It’s a sizeable motorhome, so new drivers may find it a little intimidating at first and parking will take some planning.
• Older interior styling: Buyers expecting modern tones or sleeker cabinetry may find it dated compared with newer models.

The Arapaho gives you proper family space without needing to jump to newer, far more expensive models. It’s practical, roomy, and has the travel belts to match its berths  which is exactly what many buyers are searching for. A reliable big-layout option that tends to hold attention on the forecourt because it solves real-world needs.