Country Coach · Class A · Model-year overview
2004 Country Coach Allure
The 2004 list covers units 30968 through 31108. A 370-horsepower Cummins ISL was standard, the 8-kilowatt Onan generator moved to the front, and Hydro-Hot heating replaced the Hurricane system. Dual-slide base prices ran from $293,300 to $328,160.
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- Price when new
- $293,300
- Length
- Not documented
- Chassis
- Country Coach DynoMax
- Engine
- Cummins ISL · 370 hp
About the price: Lowest base retail price shown in the Damon Rapozo archive's 2004 list (36-foot dual slide). Also listed: 40-foot dual slide $307,300; 42-foot dual slide $328,160. A 33-foot dual slide is listed without a price, so the true starting price may be lower. Publication date not stated. National RV's annual report filed March 30, 2004 gave a starting price of $293,000.
These values describe this model year and configuration. An individual coach can differ, so check it against the coach’s own records. “Not documented” means the encyclopedia does not have that fact yet.
Full specifications
- Model year
- 2004
- Variant
- Model-year overview
- Chassis maker
- Country Coach
- Chassis
- DynoMax
- Engine maker
- Cummins
- Engine
- ISL
- Displacement (L)
- Not documented
- Horsepower
- 370
- Torque (lb-ft)
- 1200
- Transmission
- Allison 3000MH
- Length (ft)
- Not documented
- Height (ft)
- Not documented
- Width (in)
- Not documented
- Slides
- 2
- Floorplan
- Not documented
- Generator maker
- Onan
- Generator
- Quiet Diesel
- Generator (kW)
- 8
- Fuel (gal)
- 135
- Fresh water (gal)
- Not documented
- Gray water (gal)
- Not documented
- Black water (gal)
- Not documented
- Luxury systems
- Standard for 2004: Hydro-Hot heating, Bose 3-2-1 home theater, concealed color back-up camera, burglar alarm with keyless entry, electric toilet, power cord reel, 12-cubic-foot Norcold refrigerator (except 32-foot), power sun visors and a Euro chair with ottoman. New options: NEC projection TV and OnStar.
- Intended use
- Not documented
Floorplans offered in 2004
Pendleton
Other 2004 records
What changed this year
Cummins ISL 370 standard; 8-kilowatt Onan generator in the front; Hydro-Hot in place of the Hurricane heater and water heater; Power Gear road-side slide hardware; Carefree/A&E awnings in place of Zip Dee; Neway rear suspension on non-tag coaches. Running change from unit 31074: electric patio and door awnings. Eight earlier floorplans were dropped, including the 36-foot Sun River and 40-foot Cascade.
Notes
Tanks vary, so they are not filled in: fresh water 98 gallons (79 in the 36-foot Pendleton); gray 60; black 41 (the Pendleton is shown at 72). GVWR 44,800 pounds (33,200 Pendleton); GCWR 51,800 (40,200 Pendleton). Propane 19.4 gallons. Every priced configuration is a dual slide. The archive gives 370 horsepower as standard, while National RV's annual report filed March 30, 2004 names a 400-horsepower ISL; transmission and chassis are taken from that report. The archive page is a dealer specialist's transcription, not the factory document.
Brochures and sources
- Model History: 2004 Country Coach Allure (Damon Rapozo) ↗
- National R.V. Holdings Form 10-K for fiscal 2003 (filed March 30, 2004) ↗ — Allure in 33-, 36- and 40-foot lengths on the DynoMax chassis with the 400-horsepower Cummins ISL and Allison 3000MH; starting price $293,000.
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