The 1998 Itasca Sundancer Features New Rear Slideout
5 December 1997
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE The 1998 Itasca Sundancer by Winnebago Industries, Inc. offers more travel conveniences than ever before with the introduction of a new rear slideout model. The widebody Sundancer has four models for 1998, including the new 31WS model with the an innovative new bedroom slide that provides the lounge and galley features previously available only in Class A products. The rear slideout provides two additional feet for added comfort and walking space around the cross-coach queen-size bed. It's easy to relax with the Sundancer's exceptional furnishings. Cab seats are multi-adjustable and recline for supreme driving or navigating comfort. With a multitude of floorplan offerings, the lounge can be designed to accommodate cozy swivel chairs with a useful pull-out table, a couch, or a dinette that works great for family dining. Upholstery, carpet and window treatments are available in several color and pattern offerings. You'll keep your cool in the summer with the optional roof air conditioner that is ducted through the ceiling and directed throughout the motor home with dampening, directional air vents. A deluxe upgrade package is available and includes additional upholstery style and design options, as well as added driver and passenger conveniences, including electric remote exterior mirrors with defrost and adjustable reading lights. The Sundancer features all the amenities of home, including a complete galley, bathroom and living room with plenty of storage in beautiful cabinets with hand-rubbed maple doors. The new 31WS model also features a convenient pull-out pantry with adjustable shelves. Laminated risers under the Sundancer provide full basement storage with true pass-through storage capabilities for bulky and hard-to-store items. Fully hinged insulated doors make the compartments water-tight and close with an easy-to-use single handle latch. The water and sewer service center is heated, as well as the holding tank compartments for cold-weather camping. The Sundancer's one-piece fiberglass roof adds structural integrity and doesn't expand and contract, or tear like rubber membranes. The roof is backed by a 10-year parts and labor warranty. The Sundancer also utilizes Winnebago Industries' patented Thermo-Panel sidewall construction techniques, mating a smooth, one-piece fiberglass outer skin to a rigid luan backing, then with block foam insulation that is routed with computer numerically controlled routers to exact calculations to embed the full welded aluminum framework. Steel plates are also sandwiched in the wall to provide a solid mount for cabinetry and appliance tie-downs. This design is one of the most durable, rigid sidewall constructions in the industry and is covered by a 10-year warranty. In addition to the standard 12 month/15,000 mile bumper to bumper warranty, there is a limited warranty on lamination for 3 years/36,000 miles. Every new owner of a 1998 Sundancer automatically receives a free one-year membership in the Preferred Care Program which provides 24-hour customer assistance and emergency road service throughout the United States and Canada. Winnebago Industries also provides toll-free assistance for both owners and dealers to obtain technical service information. Winnebago Industries has set the industry standard for quality assurance. By utilizing computer-aided design and manufacturing systems and automotive-style assembly lines, as well as subjecting its motor homes and components to rigorous tests, Winnebago Industries believes it is able to produce some of the most state-of-the-art motor homes in the RV industry. For more information about all the great features of the new 1998 Itasca Sundancer motor home, write: Information Services; Winnebago Industries, Inc.; P.O. Box 152; Forest City, IA 50436; or call: 1-800-643-4892, ext. 3 or E-mail: brochure@winnebagoind.com. Visit Winnebago Industries' Web site at www.winnebagoind.com/.
