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24’ Class C w/ 1 Slide – 24F

 

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24’ Class C w/ 1 Slide – 24F

The Thor Chateau 24F has a deep full-wall slide that gives the RV much more room than a traditional 24′ Class C. It also provides a walk-around queen fold-up bed instead of the more traditional corner bed. With all our upgrades, including a TV up front and a second TV in the bedroom, it has the luxury you need and large enough to sleep up to six.  This new layout for a smaller Class C won’t last long!

RV Information:

Make: Thor Sleeps: 4-6
Model: Chateau 24F Seatbelts: 4
Year: 2022 Amp for hook-up: 30 amps
Class: C Engine: 7.3L V8
Fuel: Gasoline TVs: 2 TVs
Length: 24′ Gas Tank: 55 gal.
Width: 10’ Propane Tank: 40 lbs.
Height: 11′ Black Tank: 34 gal.
Weight: 12,500 Grey Tank: 37 gal.
Water Heater: 6 gal. Water Tank: 40 gal.

 

Watch our video walkthrough of the Thor Chateau 24F below:

Welcome to B&B RV. We’re at 80101 East 40th Avenue in Denver and our phone number 303-322-6013 we’re gonna walk around the 24 F in our rental fleet today it’s a 24 footer with a full wall slide and walk around the outside here and show you all the features the first compartment that you get to on this one is your generator but everything before the generator runs from inside the second compartment is your electricity so when you get to the campground you’re gonna take this plug plug it in at the campground and where you plug it in at the campground there’s also breakers there you want to make sure that that breaker is on or you still won’t have power inside so after you plug in easiest way to check and make sure you have power is if the lights come on in the microwave you have electricity most of the other parts of the RV are running off your battery is not electricity when you’re plugged into electricity you are charging your batteries this one has an outside shower this is where you would hook up your hose for a city water connection if you’re going to remain hooked up to that pressure and to fill the water is on the other side of the coach we’ll see here in just a second this is just a storage compartment for your propane that propane if you do need to fill it on your trip is not a self-serve item that’s something they feel for you truck stops campground u-hauls any place that does propane can fill that for you this flips up this is where you connect to cable if you have cable TV at at your campground site this one has a large storage compartment we include blocks in the leveling so these blocks have three levels we’re just gonna set this down and you’re gonna drive up on it so if your back is low driver’s side whichever side is low you’re just gonna drive up on these blocks to get it level there’s a level inside on the dash we’ll see when we go in just to show you where your level when you’re parking we include for camp chairs with every rental you’re gonna have a water hose that’s specifically made for RVs for potable water and a coax cable for cable TV if you can hook that up on your camper and this uses just regular unleaded fuel the back compartment here in the bumper is where we store your sewer hose so your sewer hose is just going to come out of this compartment completely you’re going to bring that hose up you can hook it on right here and put it down into the drain pull this black lever straight out that’s your black tank that’s your toilet once that’s done draining close that black tank open the gray tank straight out that’s the soapy water from your sinks and showers let it kind of rinse your hose out for you when everything’s done close it back up put your cap back on put your hose back into the bumper and put the cap back on the bumper after you get done dumping your tanks you want to go inside there’s little packets that come with it you’ll take one of the pouches out of the packet put it in the toilet and dump it down into the toilet that keeps it from smelling and helps it biodegrade a little quicker comes with marine grade toilet paper for your use if you do run out and out on your trip you can just get that it Walmart or campground we put a ladder on the back because we’re gonna check the roof every time it comes and goes but it’s not really for access for the renters unless there’s an emergency it’s not a patio it’s just for emergency use only on this side of the RV this first compartment in the back here is just another storage area for you use all of these storage compartments have a little latch that will hold this up out of the way for you while you’re getting in and out this particular unit does have another valve here that you’ll just leave open that toilet comes into there and goes across and you just want to leave that open on your trip this compartment is a no access compartment and then this is another storage compartment for you when you want to refill your water this is where you’ll do that just pick this cap off put your hose there and fill your tanks there’s a gauge inside so you keep track of how far your tank is when this gets full it’ll just run back out here and overflow underneath if it overflows what that’s another way you can tell that it’s full when you’re outside if you’re plugged into electricity or you have to generator on you have to electrical outlets out here if there’s anything anyone to plug in on the outside underneath of you’re pawning this is your patio side as an electric awning that switches right inside the door you do not want to leave that awning out unless you’re here sitting under it you don’t want to leave the RV leave that awning out a gust of wind will come up and tear that off so you want to make sure that you put that on again anytime you’re not sitting under it and used again we can go inside now and check the inside of this coach out here we are inside of the 24 f this 24 foot Class C motorhome this is all pretty standard Ford chassis you have a button here for your heated mirrors your external rearview mirrors and your adjustments for your mirrors on the gearshift if you get into the mountains as you get up going up the mountain it’s going to slow down at 40 to 45 miles an hour it’s going to shift down when it shifts down just push this tow haul button in and light will come up here on the dash saying tow haul and just leave that light in going up the mountains and especially coming down the mountain leave that tow haul button on that’ll keep you from having to brake so much coming downhill and if you’re still going a little faster than you like coming downhill just press your brake twice it’ll shift down for you when you get all the way down to the mountain and you’re ready to go you just take that tow haul back off and it just goes back into normal operating your backup cameras built-in to your radio anytime you put this into reverse it’s going to turn that reverse camera on this also has side cameras so put the blinker on that camera will turn on for you you can also go into the menu here and press camera to have that camera on while you’re driving if you wanted to do that there’s a couple of outlets up here if you want to charge phones or whatever you just don’t want to put a big device try to charge a big device there only about a 5 amp fuse and these outlets are connected to your car battery so you don’t want to run that down but it’s fine to to use for charging phones etc so you do have one car battery and two house batteries so everything in the house will run off the batteries with the exception of the air conditioner and the microwave which will explain with the generator we also include a level in each unit so you can make sure that you’re pretty close to level you’re not going to be exact but you want to be close and you have to be level for the refrigerator for the fluids to circulate in that refrigerator so that it doesn’t overheat and stop working up on top here this piece flips over into this hole to become the bed and there’s a ladder that hooks on and comes down to the floor for easier access up and out of the bed there’s a privacy curtain that velcro’s around to block off the cab area for privacy we have a large TV the DVD is mounted up here in the cabinet to work with this TV so for the TV the air-conditioner the microwave and any other outlets that you want to use you do have to have electricity so you have to be plugging electricity at the campground or run your generator your generator does run off the same tank as the engine so once it gets down to a quarter tank of fuel it’s going to stop running so you can’t run yourself out of fuel in a remote area and all the controls for the generator and everything else in this unit are located right here let’s take a look at these this is your central control panel for this unit everything’s run from this area your generators right here you simply hold down this Start button until the generator starts and then let go once that starts you’ll have electricity that can be run parked driving anytime you need that if you’re going out in the top heat of the summer it’s really hot out now – air conditioner isn’t cooling it enough go ahead and start this air conditioner and then go sorryy start the generator to go start the air conditioner and then shut that air conditioner off before you shut off the generator all your gauges are here you’re going to have propane gauge battery gauge we don’t recommend you use that battery gauge as a judge with a deep cycle battery that’s gonna read good good good good bad it doesn’t gradually go down so that you’ll know know time that you’ll have trouble keeping your batteries charged would be if you are dry camping boondocking you know not plugged into services not running your generator not driving then you’re wearing down your batteries over time and it’ll take some time to charge those back up anytime you’re plugged into electricity anytime you’re driving and any time the generators on you are charging those batteries and so you have gauges here for your black tank and your grey tank as well those red lights will come up as it fills and then when you go dump it they’ll go back off the black tank just has little sensors into the tank that particles or toilet paper things can hang up on those so if you go dump that tank and you know you just dumped it but it doesn’t read empty there’s just particles hanging up on those sensors we do include a book include a bucket in the bathroom you could fill that up dump it into the toilet and sometimes that’ll help rinse those sensors off too it’s not a big deal they’ll often dry out before they get there and so those lights will go back off but it’s an easy way to know that you just dumped it they might not all be off – slide out the slide it’s just extend and retract you want to make sure your driver’s seat is out of the way of this slide and there’s no shoes or anything in behind the front of the slide you want to just hold down that extend button until the slide is all the way out you want the slide to be either all the way out or all the way in so when you park you get ready to slide that slide out just make sure there’s nothing out beside you a post a tree a vehicle just make sure it’s clear as you slide that out this has a nice big deep slide really opens up the coach a lot we’ll slide it all the way out in the back we’ll show you in a second that bed flips over to be an upgraded pillowtop mattress for a queen bed once it hits the wall and it’s all the way out just let go of the button the rest of the controls here start with the tank heaters the tank heaters are just used for winter use and only when you’re plugged into electricity because they will run your batteries down very quickly that’s a pad on your heater heater pad on your tank for your waste waters to help keep those from freezing down to a little lower temperature and if you’re going out in winter use will explain all of that as well again water pump is here anytime that you want to have onboard water you’re gonna turn on this pump shower sink toilet any water on board your water heater has two options if you have your generator on or you’re plugged into electricity you can use it on the electric the 120 volt is how it’s listed or you can put it on LP gas for propane so if you’re not hooked up to electricity you’ll use it on propane and if you are you can use it on electricity that’s all the controls here down by the door we do have a couple of more buttons we’ve got a battery disconnect where this red light is so that red light needs to be on 100% of the time you’re out that’s used for storing the coach and disconnecting the battery so make sure that stays on these two lights are for lights and inside light and outside light to get in and out of the coach there’s a step light right down here at the step also help you getting out of the coach at night there’s an awning button and that awning is just push the awning to go out which is the other way to come back do not leave that awning out unless you’re sitting under it the wind gust of wind comes up it’ll chair those right off so you want to make sure that that awning is in if you’re not enjoying it sitting under it this does have small stabilizer jacks on the back but those jacks were just a little bit too light for this unit and we’re causing more problems than they were helping so we’ve disabled these jacks so you won’t use these buttons at all there is a little flip up for the counter here this just flips up to give you more counter space as you’re cooking our coaches are upgraded from front to back one of the things is we have a big stainless steel sink in the kitchen all you have to do is be hooked up to water I have the water pump on and you’ve got water with the stove in the oven the three burners on top I’ll have this igniter so you’re just going to turn this to on hit the igniter and your flame will start but for the oven you’re going to have to reach in to light that so what you do is you turn your knob to pilot while it’s on pilot you hold it in while you’re holding it in you reach down and light that pilot light it’s a tiny little pilot light and it takes a very long time you swear that it’s not working it’s not working and then all of a sudden the light and it doesn’t poof us it’s just a very small little flame let that burn for another thirty seconds or so then you can release the pilot and turn it on to the temperature that you want microwave is just like home when easy – way to tell if your electricity is working is if you have lights on your microwave when you start to generate or plug into electricity you’ll get some lights on your microwave and that’s an easy way to tell if the electricity is working in here on this side of the coach we have the dinette this is called the dream dinette it’s it’s an upgrade as well it’s mounted to the wall so you don’t have a leg in your way and these four cushions are all removable so there’s a handle right underneath you release this handle push down on the table it comes all the way down to these rails and these four cushions go across to make a bed when you’re done simply lift it back up latch the latch it’s a very easy bed to use in this cabinet you have your DVD player as well as your antenna booster so if you’re going to watch broadcast TV there’s a very small button or the various light right there and you’ll push that in for TV out for DVD or cable and then go onto TV and set the source you have to go into the menu tell your on cable or you’re on air and have it search for channels so that it knows what channels it has in that area and again we put all this information in your manual so as you get out there you’ll have a reference for that if you have questions in this cabinet we will have some matches or a lighter to help you light your stove a flyswatter we include a deck of our custom cards and now we have written a manual so this unit has a manual with it that covers everything in here any problem or any question you have is going to be in this manual for you while you’re out as we move to the back well have the refrigerator these are all automatic they will run on propane and then they’ll switch to electricity whenever you have electricity so if you start to generate or plug into electricity it’s automatically going to switch this model has a green light and an orange light this orange light on the bottom is for gas so when you’re running on gas you’ll have an orange light if you’re if this orange light flashes that’s the only thing you have to watch for when that orange light is flashing turn it off turn it back on and it’ll relight when you plug into electricity that orange lights going to go off and all you’ll have is that green light so just off and back on if you do see it flash that’s rare but we want you to know so that it’s not off for a long time this one does have a lot of storage and pantry in the kitchen area in the bathroom we’ve got the shower there’s a shower head that has an on and off on the shower head we include a bucket of cleaning supplies and a trash can with the toilet it has a pedal so you’re just going to press this pedal to flush hold it partway down to add water to the bowl all the way down to flush in the cabinet here we’re going to include your chemical and your toilet paper if you do need more paper than we have in here did the RV and marine paper you can get that at Walmart at campgrounds etc you just don’t want to use a real thick heavy paper like you would use at home because it clogs up and gets into a ball and won’t drain out the packets are just a little pouch so after you’re done dumping outside you come in put the pouch in the toilet flush it down that’ll keep it smelling fresher and help it biodegrade a little quicker.

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Thor Chateau 24F Features:

  • Flip-up queen size slide out bed
  • 32 Inch LED TV in bedroom
  • 40 Inch LED TV in living room area
  • 76 Inch Dream Dinette
  • 24 Inch x 36 Inch Shower
  • Private Corner Bathroom includes a sink, toilet, shower and overhead cabinets for storage
  • Cabover bunk with a 54 Inch x 96 Inch sleeping area
  • Full kitchen with refrigerator/freezer, microwave, oven with 3 burner stovetop and plenty of cabinets, cupboards and drawers
  • More than enough storage closet space
  • Full driver side slide-out for more interior living space
  • Many other features!

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Package Options:

Value Package

$325
With the “Value Package,” we clean the inside and outside, dump and rinse the holding tanks and fill the propane for you.

The Works Package

2 Renters – $200
4 Renters – $260
6 Renters – $320

The Works Package includes a kitchen package, dishes package, and linen package for the number of people specified.
*The Works Package can only be purchased in addition to the Value Package.

The package is a one-time fee per trip. If you do not choose a package, the coach is to be returned as you received it – clean inside and out, propane filled and the holding tanks dumped.

Dishes Package: Kitchen Package: Linen Package:
Plate Sauce Pan w/ Lid Pillow
Bowl Frying Pan w/ Lid Pillow Case
Salad Plate Stock Pot w/ Lid Queen Flat Sheet
Mug (2) Mixing Bowls w/ Lids Blanket
Plastic Drinking Cup Cutting Board Bath Towel
Spoon Sharp Knife w/ Cover Hand Towel
Fork Serving Spoon Wash Cloth
Butter Knife Slotted Spoon
Steak Knife Spatula
BBQ Set – Serving Fork
BBQ Set – Tongs
BBQ Set – Metal Spatula
Collapsible Measuring Cups
Can Opener
Cork Screw
Kitchen Shears
Collapsible Colander
Keurig Coffee Maker
Toaster
Dish Drying Cloth
Dish Soap w/ Sponge
Hand Soap
(2) Silicone Pot Holders

 

Additional Options:

4 Place Bike Rack $65 Comes out of hitch
Pet Fee $125 Pet-friendly models available
Dump Tanks $75 Included with Value and Works
Propane $8.95/gal Included with Value and Works
Interior Clean $250 Included with Value and Works
Exterior Wash $75 Included with Value and Works
Unleaded Fuel $9.95/gal Fill-up on return

 

Mileage:

You receive 100 FREE miles with each rented night. If you use more than the 100 FREE miles per rented night, the additional miles will be charged at 39 cents per mile.
We charge only for the miles you use. We don’t make you purchase blocks of miles.

Insurance:

Check with your auto insurance agent to see if your personal policy will cover a motorhome rental. If your insurance does extend to cover your rental, have your agent email proof of that rental coverage, including deductibles, to rentals@bb-rv.com showing B&B RV, Inc. as the loss payee.
If your insurance does not extend to cover the rental, we can help you purchase insurance at the time you pick up your rental through the insurance company that insures our fleet for a nominal daily fee. Insurance options, rates and fees are subject to change.

Pick-Up and Drop-Off Times:

We have the flexibility to schedule 1 rental pick-up every fifteen minutes  Tuesday – Saturday from 9:00am – 3:30pm. You will select your pick-up time, based on availability, when you make your reservation. All rentals are due back on the return day between 8:30 -11:00am. If you are unable to return by 11:00am, we offer a Late Return Package for $100 that extends the return time to 4:00pm. This is based on availability and must be selected and paid for prior to your rental pickup. If you need to return later than 4pm, you will need to extend your rental by another day.

After Hours Pick-Up and Drop-Off’s:

We understand that in some cases our regular hours might not work for your trip plans. Because of this, we are able to offer after hours pick up and drop off’s. If you need to schedule this for your booking, please call our rental department directly to discuss this option.

Reservation Down Payment:

We have a $500 reservation down payment. This will hold your reservation and will be credited toward your balance due. There is no refund of your down payment if you cancel your reservation. For any cancellation, your account will be credited the amount you have paid and will be valid toward a future reservation for up to 12 months following your cancellation.

Departure Balance:

The balance due for your rental will be charged to your credit card 30 days prior to your departure date.

Cancellation Policy:

There is no refund of your payment if you cancel your reservation. For any cancellation, your account will be credited the amount you have paid and will be valid toward a future reservation for up to 12 months following the cancellation.

Security Deposit:

We have a security deposit of $1,250 due on the day of pickup. This is placed on your credit card on file with us as an authorization only regardless of the package you have chosen. When you return the coach, if the deposit is not needed for damage, cleaning fees or any other charges, the authorization simply expires.

Minimum Rental Length:

We have a three night minimum rental length year round. However, if we have a gap in our reservations that match your desired dates, we may allow a shorter rental.

No Smoking:

We have a no smoking policy. Smoking is not permitted in any of our coaches at any time. Any trace of smoking in the coach will result in the loss of your entire $1,250 deposit, or more, depending on the extent of the damage.

Pets:

We know that pets are part of the family and we have a select few units of each model designated as pet coaches. There is an additional one-time pet fee of $125 in those designated coaches. Any damage caused by a pet will be the responsibility of the renter. Any coaches returning with evidence of a pet, without having chosen a pet coach and paid the pet fee, will result in a minimum fee of $500, or more, as needed to repair any damage or clean up caused by the unauthorized pet.

Winter Rentals:

If you require water in your vehicle from first freeze to last freeze (dates will vary but typically from mid-October to mid-May), there is a fee of $189 to un-winterize and re-winterize the coach. There are certain destinations for which water will not be allowed.  Click here for more information on winter rentals.

Burning Man Rentals:

We do allow “specific units” to go to Burning Man with special pricing and restrictions. Call B&B RV, Inc. at 303-322-6013 for details.

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