Fleetwood RV, Inc. announced the launch of its 2010 Bounder Classic, a value-priced Class A gas motorhome, during the Family Motor Coaching Association's (FMCA) summer rally July 20-24 in Bowling Green, Ohio.

The Class A motorhome is available in three models: a 30-foot, dual-slide floor plan (30T); a 34-foot, dual-slide mid-ship TV floor plan (34W); and a 35-foot, dual-slide mid-ship TV floor plan with bunk beds (35S).

"Bounder Classic is a great example of our founder's original vision -- building high-value motorhomes that meet the needs and exceed the expectations of our customers and dealers," said John Draheim, president of Fleetwood RV, Inc.

"It's a high-function, high-value coach that appeals to a wide range of RVers, much like the original Bounder did in 1985," said Frank DeGelas, general manager of Mike Thompson's RV Superstores in Southern California. "Back then I was excited to take delivery of the first Bounder -- a motorhome that changed my business overnight. And now, 25 years later, I am once again excited to take delivery of the first Bounder Classic. It embodies the legacy of Fleetwood's founder, John Crean, and makes the RV lifestyle more accessible in this challenging economy."

Exclusive features on the 2010 Bounder Classic include an "expandable" queen-size bed; recessed stainless steel galley sink; innovative storage features such as adjustable cabinet shelving and engine cover snack tray with utility storage drawer.

Interior highlights include raised panel cabinetry, attractive interior decor selections and an eight-cubic-feet refrigerator. Outside, it includes Fleetwood's exclusive PowerPlatform construction, a Dometic patio awning, large exterior pass-through storage compartments and insulated, side-swing luggage doors.

Other standard features on the 2010 Bounder Classic include tinted, dual-pane windows, high-gloss fiberglass exterior sidewalls, reflective vinyl graphics and a molded fiberglass rear cap.

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