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Winnebago Outlook 30D

Class Cbuilt 2009–09Mixed build tierScarce on the used market
WHAT ONE COSTS
price not published

The maker never published an MSRP for this floorplan. Unknown is not cheap — treat any asking price against comparable models, not against zero.

THE SPECS
Length30.3 ft
Height (incl. A/C)11.4 ft
Width8.4 ft
Interior height6.7 ft
GVWR14,500 lb
Dry weightnot published
Sleeps8
Slide-outs2
Fresh water35 gal
Grey water45 gal
Black water47 gal
Air conditioning13,500 BTU
Awning11.5 ft
Fuel55 gal
Engine / chassisFord E450, 305-hp 6.8L SEFI Triton V10, TorqShift 5-speed automatic

A missing row means the maker never published that figure — unknown, not zero.

WHERE PEOPLE SLEEP
  • Rear queen bed(Permanent)60×75
  • Cabover overhead bed(Stow-away)
  • U-shaped dinette(Convertible)45×82
  • Sofa/sleeper(Convertible)60×80
HOW IT'S BUILT — 3/5
WallsLaminated fiberglass
FrameSteel
RoofWalk-on
UnderbellyOpen

Winnebago (Mixed tier): Winnebago Industries

YEAR BY YEAR — WHAT CHANGED
  • 2009Introduced
  • 2010Discontinued after a single model year
FINDING ONE

Scarce — months of watching; be ready to fly and drive it home. Why: only one model year; 17 years out of production. Estimated from build volume and production span — not a count of live listings.

THE READ

One-year-only 2009 plan with by far the biggest holding tanks in Outlook history (47 gal black, 45 gal gray) and the smallest fresh tank.

OTHER OUTLOOK FLOORPLANS
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Data compiled from dealer and aggregator listings, retrieved 2026-07.