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3.9 (4 reviews)
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4.3
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5.0
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4.8
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4.0
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1.5

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Dan Foulkrod

Texas

Reviewed on February 15, 2022

RV reviewed 2005 Chinook Glacier 2500 LE view listing

4.2
We have had the Chinook brand since 1996 from the 21 Concorse to the 24 Destiny and 2- 25' Glaciers. The Glacier LE 2500 gives you the longer wheelbase along with a bigger living area and the terrific slide out which makes this THE motorhome to own with room to stretch out. Easy to handle at highway sp... read more
We have had the Chinook brand since 1996 from the 21 Concorse to the 24 Destiny and 2- 25' Glaciers. The Glacier LE 2500 gives you the longer wheelbase along with a bigger living area and the terrific slide out which makes this THE motorhome to own with room to stretch out. Easy to handle at highway speeds, easy to handle in traffic and easy to park anywhere. Wherever you go people want to see it because there is nothing else of this quality on the market today and it wears its age well because it was built at the time to high standards of quality both inside and out. One piece shell=no seams=no water leaks. Check it out, when you see any Chinook owner ask them how they like their Chinook, the answer is most always positive and that's why they are continuing to hold their value and have never been duplicated by others of this vintage. Today Chinook is a new company with a downsized van type unit, so the value of this model continues to remain high. This coach is located South of Houston, in League City, Texas I'll Pick you up at the airport.... you can drive it home!!!! The "Sports Car of Motorhomes" as it's known, continues to satisfy those who own an original.
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5.0
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5.0
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5.0
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Alfred Viscido

Vermont

Reviewed on October 9, 2018

RV reviewed 2004 Chinook Glacier 25 view listing

5.0
There is no better built motor home on the market that compares to a Chinook Glacier. It is simply the "best of the best". It was built on a Ford E450 chassis with a Triton V10 engine. It has full body paint, solar power, inverter, all leather upholstery, and much, much more. Chinook holds its valu... read more
There is no better built motor home on the market that compares to a Chinook Glacier. It is simply the "best of the best". It was built on a Ford E450 chassis with a Triton V10 engine. It has full body paint, solar power, inverter, all leather upholstery, and much, much more. Chinook holds its value better than any other motor home. I strongly recommend this motor home for luxury, quality, safety, and comfort.
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5.0
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5.0
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Buck Woods

Mississippi

Reviewed on July 20, 2016

RV reviewed 2005 Chinook Glacier 2500 view listing

2.8
My wife and I began RVing when I bought a Rialta "fix-r-upper", then traded for a late model Rialta, and then a Coach House 272XL which I thought was the top of the line in a B+ coach. We used them for "traveling" rather than "camping". As these things go, we lost interest and s... read more
My wife and I began RVing when I bought a Rialta "fix-r-upper", then traded for a late model Rialta, and then a Coach House 272XL which I thought was the top of the line in a B+ coach. We used them for "traveling" rather than "camping". As these things go, we lost interest and sold the Coach House. But I missed not having an RV. So I tried to buy another one from Phoenix Cruiser but the deal fell through (see "BUYERS BEWARE" review). I read a review of a B+ called "Chinook" which I had never heard of. I researched the company and found it went out of business in 2005. But the reviews by previous owners were excellent. I found that there were not many Chinook RV's for sale, but I did find a 2005 Chinook Glacier for sale by a motivated private seller within 100 miles of my home. It had been garaged since new. I drove it and bought it. I can say that I have never seen a 25' B+ so well designed and made with attention to detail, fun to drive, and so well equipped with about any option imaginable, from central vac and hidden safe to automatic leveling legs and air ride assist, and even in motion satellite TV. So, if you are looking for a used B+, and can find a nice low mileage 2004 or 2005 Chinook Glacier, it is worth taking a look. They have held their value well even though the company is out of business. The 2005 sold new for $156,000. Expect to pay $50,000 to $75,000, unless you can find a motivated seller as I did.
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5.0
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4.0
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1.0
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Keith Herbon

California

Reviewed on December 29, 2014

RV reviewed 2005 Chinook Glacier 2500 view listing

3.6
We love the quality of construction. Drives quiet. Perfect for my wife and I for 2 week getaways.... read more
We love the quality of construction. Drives quiet. Perfect for my wife and I for 2 week getaways.
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