Country Coach · Class A · Model-year overview
2001 Country Coach Magna
The 2001 list covers units 5935 through 6023. A 385-horsepower Caterpillar C-10 is listed as standard, tag-axle models appear, and the base price rose by $17,500. The tag-axle price list runs from $353,350 to $374,350.
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- Price when new
- $353,350
- Length
- Not documented
- Chassis
- Country Coach DynoMax
- Engine
- Caterpillar C-10 · 385 hp
About the price: Lowest price in the Damon Rapozo archive's list headed 2001 Magna tag retail prices (40-foot). Also listed: 40-foot single slide $356,900; 40-foot dual slide tag $374,350. Publication date not stated. National RV's annual report filed April 2, 2001 gave a lower starting price of $331,700 for 36- and 40-foot Magnas.
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
- 2001
- Variant
- Model-year overview
- Chassis maker
- Country Coach
- Chassis
- DynoMax
- Engine maker
- Caterpillar
- Engine
- C-10
- Displacement (L)
- Not documented
- Horsepower
- 385
- Torque (lb-ft)
- 1350
- Transmission
- Not documented
- Length (ft)
- Not documented
- Height (ft)
- Not documented
- Width (in)
- Not documented
- Slides
- Not documented
- Floorplan
- Not documented
- Generator maker
- Not documented
- Generator
- Not documented
- Generator (kW)
- Not documented
- Fuel (gal)
- 110
- Fresh water (gal)
- 100
- Gray water (gal)
- Not documented
- Black water (gal)
- Not documented
- Luxury systems
- Made standard for 2001: wall-mount dining table and chairs, tile floors in galley and bath, dual-pane windows, digital power package, 14-cubic-foot side-by-side refrigerator, built-in safe, mobile theater system, power bay door locks and a concealed back-up monitor.
- Intended use
- Not documented
What changed this year
Caterpillar C-10 engine listed as standard; wrapped window boxes with rope lighting; 5-inch speedometer and tachometer; exterior graphics package. New options included a Silverleaf system, DVD player, Girard electric awning with wind sensor and an exterior entertainment center. Warranty changed to one year on the house, two years on the chassis and five years or 50,000 miles on welded structures.
Notes
Waste tanks 134 gallons combined. GVWR 36,900 pounds (non-tag) and 46,500 (tag); GCWR 43,900 and 53,500. Propane 19.5 gallons. Transmission is not recorded because sources disagree: the archive page names the Allison HD-4060, the 2000 change lists say the 4000MH had replaced it, and National RV's annual report names the Allison 3000MH. The archive owner adds that a few 36-foot single-slide coaches were built. Chassis from National RV's annual report filed April 2, 2001. The archive page is a dealer specialist's transcription, not the factory document.
Brochures and sources
- Model History: 2001 Country Coach Magna (Damon Rapozo) ↗
- National R.V. Holdings Form 10-K for fiscal 2000 (filed April 2, 2001) ↗ — 36- and 40-foot Magna on the DynoMax chassis with the Caterpillar C10 385 and Allison 3000MH; starting price $331,700.
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