Bourbon RV Center in Bourbon, Missouri, is drawing attention to two retro-inspired travel trailers in its current inventory, offering buyers a mix of classic styling and modern features at significantly reduced prices. The listings come as recreational vehicle shoppers weigh affordability against the practical demands of towing and camping.
The new 2026 Gulf Stream RV Vintage Cruiser 19RBS is priced at $21,970 in the dealership’s Clearance Corral, a $15,516 reduction from its published MSRP of $37,486. The 23-foot-1-inch trailer, stock number G392, has a dry weight of 3,202 pounds and sleeps three. It includes a front queen bedroom, rear bathroom, three-burner cooktop, 8-cubic-foot refrigerator, and 15,000-BTU air conditioner, along with a 30-gallon fresh-water tank and 33-gallon gray and black tanks. Bourbon RV lists a three-year warranty for the model, though the clearance page does not state an expiration date, so buyers should confirm current pricing and availability. Taxes, title, registration, and dealer fees are additional.
The used 2023 Riverside RV Retro Elite 190BH is listed at $16,970, down from a $23,970 list price. The roughly 22-foot trailer has a dry weight of 3,555 pounds and sleeps up to five with a bunkhouse floor plan featuring two bunks and a queen bed. It also includes Azdel fiberglass construction, a birch-and-aqua interior, a 36-gallon fresh-water tank, a 10-cubic-foot refrigerator, and an 11-foot power awning. Bourbon RV states that its pre-owned RVs come with a 30-day limited warranty, and buyers should ask about coverage terms for the specific unit.
The two models illustrate a broader choice facing RV buyers: a couple’s layout may allocate more space to a shared bedroom and living area, while a bunkhouse provides dedicated beds for children or guests. Charlie Counts, co-owner of Bourbon RV, said buyers should look beyond the advertised price. “When comparing travel trailers, buyers should look beyond the advertised price and consider the floor plan, sleeping capacity, included equipment and the trailer’s weight,” Counts said. “It is also worth checking the tow vehicle’s ratings and understanding any warranty coverage before making a purchase.”
Dry weight is not loaded travel weight; clothing, food, water, and camping gear add pounds, and hitch weight affects a tow vehicle’s payload. Buyers should review towing capacity, payload, and hitch limits, and a pre-purchase inspection can identify repair needs. Shoppers can compare the two floor plans at the dealership near Interstate 44, which also offers a wider selection of new and pre-owned travel trailers, fifth wheels, and toy haulers. Those seeking used RVs for sale in Bourbon, MO can review pre-owned listings, and buyers researching Vintage RVs should note these are modern trailers with retro styling, not restored campers. More inventory details are available through the dealership’s RVs in Bourbon, MO listing, and Bourbon RV Center has served the region since 1976. The offerings matter for budget-conscious families and couples entering the RV market, where sticker price is only one part of the cost of ownership. Inventory and advertised prices can change, so buyers should verify specifications, availability, and fees before visiting.
