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2007 Four Winds Hurricane class A motorhome
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2 new models for 2007
New models priced at around $102k base MSRP


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Four Winds International has expanded its line of Hurricane Class A motorhomes.  Two models added in 2007 feature an expanded living area and enhanced interior amenities. 

The 2 new models - we give both floorplans below - are the Model 34B with bunk beds and Model 34S, which is one of the first entry-level Class A motorhomes to offer dual zone living.

Four Winds advises Roaming Times that the base MSRP for the 34B is $101,740 and the base MSRP for the 34S is $102,130.  These prices are based on units built on a Ford chassis.  

There are now 9 models available.  Exterior length ranges from 31'5" to 35'5".

2007 Four Winds Hurricane living area - front

The picture above shows the beautiful living area with Iza Alpine interior and oak cabinetry .

The 2007 Hurricane 34B with 3 slides is shown below - new model for 2007  

Model 34B with the bunk beds is ideal for families with children.  The bunk beds can comfortably accommodate both children and adults because they are 80" in length.  Plus, they are built at a lower height so a child can easy access either bed.  There is a 15" LCD television built into the wall opposite the bunk beds with RCA jacks for video game systems.  A full 30" slide  in the master bedroom makes it extra roomy, and creates a greater distance from the bunk-beds for added privacy. This model has an exterior length of 35'5".  The base MSRP for the 34B is $101,740.

2007 Four Winds Hurricane floorplan 34B

The 2007 Hurricane 34S with 3 slides is shown below - new model for 2007  

The 34S is one of the first entry-level Class A motorhomes to offer dual zone living.  The living area in the bedroom features a comfortable fabric sofa with large window, and a full 23" LCD television.  Just outside the bedroom and across from the bathroom, is an oversize mirrored wardrobe with drawers and roomy changing area.  This model has an exterior length of 35'5".  The base MSRP for the 34S is $102,130.

2007 Four Winds Hurricane floorplan 34S

Just how nice a bedroom arrangement this is can be seen in the picture below:

The third Hurricane model we feature is the popular 31D.  This is shorter - 32'3" exterior length - and has 2 slides, giving a very spacious living area.

2007 Four Winds Hurricane floorplan 31D

Some of the features of the 2007 Hurricane:
  • Available on both a Ford chassis with a 6.8-liter Triton engine and a GVWR of 20,500-lbs., and a Chevy Workhorse chassis with a 8.1-liter Vortec engine with a GVWR of 20,700-lbs
  • An exclusive full three-year, 45,000-mile limited structural warranty is standard on all Hurricane motorhomes
  • Two optional graphics/partial paint packages and a standard graphics exterior from which to choose
  • New interior décor packages are available with a choice of standard Oak cabinetry, or Maple and Cherry cabinetry options
  • Tubular steel welded floor system
  • 5,000 lb. trailer hitch
  • Wide range of options   
2007 Four Winds Hurricane exterior 2007 Four Winds Hurricane living and dining area
2007 Four Winds Hurricane kitchen 2007 Four Winds Hurricane bedroom

   

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2007 Four Winds Hurricane

2 new models for 2007
New models priced at around $102k base MSRP
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Justin :   We have a 2008 34B. Love it. Really recommend the Hurricane for price and quality. Like the 34B but the 34U floorplan looks awesome. Love the look of the dinette.

Brutus :   I have had noting but problems. I have replaced the coach battery. The wire came loose from the backup camera.Now its in the shop because the winshield is falling out. In addition I was trying to figure out why there was so much noise in the cab.Guess what the window on the passenger side was set incorrectly by the manufacturer and therefore would not close. I want my money back. Poor, Poor quality.

Robin :   My husband and I are looking at a 2006 Four Winds Hurricane 33H. We had some questions about standard eqipment on that model.1. Are 2 air conditioners standard? 2. Chrome or Aluminum wheels standard or optional? 3.Spare tire kit standard or optional? 4. Is the regular cook top different from a gas grill option? Thanks for any info you can give me.

Dave & Lisa :   We have 2008 31D. We have travelled in it for the last 18 months and have now done 24,000 miles. We are really happy with the layout and the price we paid. We are very impressed with the way the whole RV is configured for ease of use. We had some minor repairs with one slide. Everything elses works extremely well. Would recommend this company.

Happy Camper :   We bought a 2008 Four Winds Hurricane 31D and love the plan and the interior design. It is a great value and has lots of extras. We have looked a many more expensive makes and models and we wouldn't trade.

Linda in Florida :   We have the 2006 32R and love it. We have no problems with it except the exhaust fan which quit. It rides nice, very comforatble, storage is great. Its also for sale since our jobs are not letting us travel for a few years. 65k buys it.

JOE :   Hi. could anyone tell me if a four winds hurrican 34n class a motor home comes with a screen for the emergency window in bedroom. thanks joe

Cindy :   Have a 2006 hurricane 34n. I have experienced some problems. The latest I tried to open bathroom door..noticed door frame and trim work is all warped and messed up? It appears we sprung a leak in the shower area and it ran under the shower pan to the toilet area. Anyone else with this aweful problem?

Bob D :   Just traded in my 2007 35' Georgetown Bunk Model in on a 2008 34B. I am quite impressed in the improvements they have made. Talk about a night and day difference in quality compared to the Georgetown, the hurricane is built solid, drives better with more options for the same price... After 3 weeks of solid use and two softball tournaments with 10 teenage girls and their families I only had 4 items on a list to take back... Very minor things... I am a former engineering manager for Chinook Motorhomes and Alpine Coach, so after having been in this trade for 20 years I can say that this coach has the quality and craftsmanship of RV's at twice the price point.

TOM SHERMAN :   I want a Four Winds class A. like Four Winds.

margie :   We love the ride doesn't lean when turning like our other one did (not a Four Winds product), good wheel base. With 2 slide outs in the front room its huge, bathroom large enough for 2 if one needs help. I use the shower for trash storage and dirty clothes. In the morning my husband and I race to the drivers seat to see who drives first. Only real problem was coach batteries not charging was not noticeable on short trips. Checked everything replaced batteries several times, problem was even the replacement converters were bad. Four Winds said converters were bad and had substitute. No more problems! One important issue for me is I have to prop pilows around me because the drivers seat does not move up far enough and, next time I would request a couch that flips to a bed not a pull out.

patti :   We are now in our 3rd motorhome! First was Class C, 2nd was Class A, now back to Class C. We have the 2006 Fleetwood Tioga. We tow a 2004 Grand/Cher. Jeep and hardly know it is behind us! It rides and drives like a dream. It is a WONDERFUL RV with UNHEARD of storage underneath-lots of it. We never fill the whole area! The only problem we've had is the hotwater heater.

Jay W :   We purchased a 2007 Hurricane 34B last year and love it. We have had some minor wiring issues and a couple of the slides recently needed adjusting, but no major problems. The floorplan is great for families and is much better than staying in a hotel when we are traveling to ice hockey games and tournaments!

Monte :   I have a 2005 Hurricane 34N that I really enjoy. I've had a tag along and a Class C, but none compare to my 34N. It has all options except the color backup monitor and navigation system. I pull a 2006 Saturn Vue and have no problems what-so-ever. The mileage veries with what I tow and how I drive. *mpg is average driving 55-60, sometimes 65.

ROLN BNB :   We have a 31D. The floor plan is excellent. The Ford triton V10 has plenty of get up and go. The brakes are very good at stopping. The turning radius and handling are superior to the 27 ft Class C we traded in.

Wayne :   I have the 2007 34N and it's my first RV. I love it! Great value for the money. Some startup problems due to poor quality control at the factory: radio inop (wire came loose), coach DC system inop (undocumented circuit breaker popped in box under hood), awning brackets causing noise (reinstalled with more clearance), shower door magnetic strip wouldn't stay in place (superglued), water pump froze on first night with sub-freezing temperatures (heater hose from interior to basement had not been installed). The dealer fixed these items in less than one day. Be aware the "satellite ready" Jensen radio requires an expenseive ($200) tuner and antenna installation to receive Sirius radio broadcasts. I purchased a portable unit for $69 at Best Buy that works just great.

Joel Goodman :   We are Full Timing in the '06 34N with 3 slides and enjoy it very much. We would like a better doors and locks on the basement, but that is really the only complaint.

Ron :   I have a Four Winds 2007 34n I love this model...When I need to get away this is my second home...this is my third RV and is like a home on the go...

Paula Canning :   We hve a 2004 Four Winds Dutchmen class C. Loved this RV no real problems and value for money. Would love to get a class A and the hurricane looks perfect. Like the dual zone arrangement.

Kelly :   I think the bedroom arrangement with the sofa and the big wardrobe is awesome.



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