This 2018 Thor Motor Coach Axis 24.1 is a 25′ motorcoach that was purchased new by the seller, and its floor plan features a rear sleeping area with convertible twin beds as well as a galley, a bath, and a lounge area. The coach is finished in white with multi-color graphics and is equipped with a slide-out with a topper, a power-operated awning with integrated LED lights, a rear roof ladder, rearview and blind-spot cameras, an outside shower, and an exterior LED television. The lounge seating is trimmed in cream leatherette, which extends to the two-tone forward captain’s chairs, and interior amenities include a Dometic residential-style refrigerator, a two-burner gas range, and a convection microwave oven. Interior and exterior flat-screen TVs are fitted, and the motorhome is further equipped with a power-operated front privacy shade, ducted air conditioning, soft-close cabinets, a removable pedestal table, a retractable loft, and two twin-size beds that can convert to a full-width bed. Power is provided by a 6.8-liter Triton V10 that is backed by a six-speed TorqShift automatic transmission and a dually rear axle. This Axis 24.1 now has 7k miles and is offered with a window sticker, accessories, manuals, and a clean title.

The body is finished in white with multi-tone accents, and a power-operated patio awning with integrated LED lights is positioned on the camp side. A rear ladder provides access to the roof, where an HDTV antenna and the air conditioner are located. Other details include a slide-out with a topper as well as a 32″ exterior flat-panel television, exterior speakers, and heated side mirrors with blind-spot cameras as well as a rearview camera, an outside shower, a receiver hitch, and lockable storage compartments.

The 16″ wheels wear 225/75 Hankook tires, and the motorcoach rides on a Ford E450 chassis with a dually rear axle. Infrastructure equipment includes an Onan RV QG 4000 gas-powered generator, a 30k-BTU furnace, a tankless water heater, heated holding tanks, and utility connections.

The living quarters feature an 82″ ceiling height and are outfitted with recessed lighting, soft-close storage cabinets, ducted air conditioning, and woodgrain vinyl flooring. The forward lounge area houses a jack-knife sofa that converts into a sleeping surface, and a flat-screen TV is mounted above the entry door. The kitchenette is equipped with a Dometic residential-style refrigerator, a sink, a two-burner gas cooktop, a convection microwave, and a fold-up countertop extension.

The rear bedroom has two twin-size beds and a central cushion that can convert to a full-width sleeping area. Storage and a pair of drawers are located beneath, and the rear area also features a 32″ flat-screen TV, a USB charging center, an overhead attic fan, and a Jensen entertainment system. The adjacent bathroom is outfitted with a toilet, sink, and shower with a wand-style showerhead as well as a door-mounted mirror and a cabinet.

A drop-down hide-a-way overhead bunk resides above the captain’s chairs, both of which swivel and recline. Additional amenities include front-cabin air conditioning, cruise control, power-sliding side windows, a touchscreen infotainment system, a front roller-style privacy shade, and a fold-out passenger-side tray table. A removable pedestal table can be mounted between the front seats.

Instrumentation includes a 100-mph speedometer, a 6k-rpm tachometer, and auxiliary gauges. The digital odometer indicates 7,000 miles,.

The 6.8-liter Triton V10 was factory rated at 305 horsepower and 420 lb-ft of torque, and it sends power to the rear wheels through a six-speed TorqShift automatic transmission.
The motorcoach has a GVWR of 12.5k lbs.