Tom Schaeffer's Camping & Travel Center has unveiled November pricing on selected new 2026 motorhomes while drawing attention to its inventory of used motorhomes for sale in PA. The promotion, advertised under the heading “Pre-Winter Deals are Heating Up,” matters because it gives buyers a transparent look at potential savings and, more importantly, a framework for evaluating any motorhome purchase—new or used—before winter sets in.
The new-unit offers include a 2026 Thor Motor Coach Indigo GG35 listed at $155,993 against a displayed list price of $248,163, a difference of $92,170. A 2026 Thor Motor Coach ACE 32B is advertised at $134,999 compared with $206,163, a $71,164 difference, while a 2026 Thor Motor Coach Hurricane 35G is listed at $157,969 against $238,643, an $80,674 difference. The dealership states that freight, preparation, and documentation fees are included on marked listings, though taxes, registration, and delivery fees may be additional. Buyers are advised to confirm current prices, availability, and offer terms for their specific stock number.
The pre-owned inventory offers its own comparisons. A 2024 Thor Motor Coach Hurricane 35M (Stock #16812V) is advertised at $139,989, compared with a displayed price of $144,995, a $5,006 difference. That 37-foot Class A motorhome sleeps seven, has two slide-outs, a 7.3-liter V8 engine rated at 335 horsepower, and 4,369 recorded miles. Another 2024 Hurricane 35M (Stock #16602A) is listed at $149,995 with 9,189 recorded miles. These listings let shoppers compare mileage and pricing within the same model year, a useful exercise when weighing how much use a vehicle has seen.
For people researching used RV sales in PA, the announcement is a reminder that specifications alone do not tell the whole story. Motorhome length affects campsite selection, parking, and storage, while slide-outs add living space but require clearance. Sleeping capacity matters for families, but buyers should separately verify passenger seating and seat belts. Maintenance records, exterior condition such as roof seals and tires, interior appliances and plumbing, and mechanical components including the engine, brakes, and generator all deserve scrutiny. An independent RV inspection may help identify repairs that could affect future ownership costs.
“Specifications such as length, sleeping capacity, and mileage help narrow the choices, but buyers should also review maintenance records and test major systems before selecting a used motorhome. Those checks can help identify questions to resolve before purchase,” said Mark Bodnar, General Manager at Tom Schaeffer's Camping & Travel Center.
Shoppers comparing RV dealers in PA should also budget beyond the advertised price. Insurance, registration, fuel, storage, and routine maintenance can affect the overall ownership cost, and campground length restrictions may limit where a larger motorhome can be used. Tom Schaeffer's RV Superstore is a family-owned dealership with more than 65 years of history in southeastern Pennsylvania, operating on a 15-acre property along Route 61 in Shoemakersville with an RV parts department, 22 service bays, and a paint booth. The November pricing provides a timely entry point, but the broader message is that careful comparison and inspection remain essential steps in any motorhome purchase.
