Ultramobility likes: full size frig and freezer, very nice galley, great closet, and overall interior storage, good tank capacities, good energy management. Dislikes: front table looks like it will easily scratch frig and awkward positioning, tv sticking out into aisle, rather small bathroom for 24 foot rig, no bathroom counter or storage, not a single piece shower enclosure, no 3 point seatbelts in rear, lots of stuff to remove before making bed, didn’t like seeing the insulation and finishing behind drawers, especially the insulation. Makes me worry about insulation fibers getting all over my kitchen items. Definite turn off there. Inadequate warranty at only 1 year. Overall, not bad, but could use some tweaking. Maybe at $124,000 they had to cut a few corners to be in that price range.
I would love to see you evaluate the best used Class Bs. It’s one thing to get high ratings when a van is new, but how do they hold up over time, how reliable are they over time, etc. Which ones are the best value for the money after five or so years? What are the repair rates (mechanical, integrity of workmanship and otherwise) over the first five years? Thanks for the excellent videos you do, Neil!
I really wish the clever bathrooms they have in Europe would show up in the states. Both where you have a bathroom, move a wall to have a large shower. And the ones that open into the Hall with a rolling wall to make a huge shower.
Agree! And get rid of all that dated looking wooden trim - those doors with the glass inserts looked like they came out of a 1980's house demolition job.
yes I decided that wasn't too useful to viewers. everyone is different and has a different set of criteria for their needs. my needs are different than yours. so giving my good and bad seems to be more valuable. thanks for your comment.
@@Ultramobility and the best way to get a haircut and the other is a game of the season to get to the email list for your car and the kids will have to go get it and I will get back with your mom and I will get back with the family and the other is a game and I don't want you and I will see if I have to get it to work on time to get to the airport to the bottom and I will see if I have any other questions or something else is going 😊😘😊 c 😊 r you tomorrow morning to see if you have a great time and effort you can get a haircut for your car for a while he was a great time to go to Walmart 😁😁😉 that is so I can find it on the website and it says that it to you tomorrow morning at the latest so we are not able to do anything with it yet and the kids are not going to make a payment on it to see if I could find out if you are not able or anything but I just don't think I would be able 😔 love it and you can come by and get the money from my account to be in
Another great quality video evaluation! Would love, love, love it if you could do reviews of the new Pleasure Way On Tour 2.0 and 2.2. Those of us in the Midwest need a good non-Sprinter class B from Pleasure Way. Their others are good, but the newly announced On Tour models appear to be spectacular! But I won’t believe the press until I get your thorough review! Thanks in advance! Your videos are so very valuable. 👍
Great video. You're always very thorough. I'd love to see a video on the Coach House Platinum II if possible. I was told by the Coach House salesman that they can do lithium batteries and a compressor fridge if requested. Thanks!
@@Ultramobility On a few of Coach House's presentations they've mentioned they won't use Lithium batteries until a reliable dealer offers them. So many manufacturers offer them at least as an upgrade that doesn't sound right to me.
Great thorough review. Like the layout and options for layout - full bed in the rear and mid-coach bathroom. Good maximization of storage space in the galley. They should consider maximizing storage options in the lounge and over the drivers compartment. Agree with your 2 main cons (open access to insulation would be a real issue if mice got in) and also think the high placement of the microwave is a concern for someone shorter (pulling hot food out from overhead could be tricky and even dangerous). But overall like this a lot better than some other Bs.
Hi Neil! I have a quick question for you. Is it possible to add seat belts to seating areas inside an RV so that more passengers can travel securely? Hope you can answer my question. Thanks.👍
Thursday is the day but I've been having some challenges this summer moving twice and now a third time! I hope to be settled into my third and final place by November and then resume my regular schedule of uploading weekly! Thank you everyone for your patience!
I’ve noticed that the driver & passenger seats are not electronically controlled. Can you shed some light on why manufacturers don’t put in electronically controlled seats?
Great review Neil! Such a great coach with solid options...then they slap only a one year warranty on it. I still don't understand why they put a very weak warranty on a 125K plus RV.
Really like your reviews and your style. Most sound more like a commercial! Enjoyed your gas vs diesel How about a comparison of dealer vs custom build out and who’s out there doing quality work. Do you know of any big RV shows coming up, I too am Nor Cal.
Great review as always. I'm planning to sell my class A and get a B or B+ and your videos are very helpful. Do you know if the Sprinter gas chassis will be used any time soon by some of the better manufacturers? I'd like the Sprinter but prefer gas.
I have something I have been wondering about for a while now. In a rear lounge set up, with the fold down couch, how big of a hassle are the seat belts when it comes time to make up the bed? I'm thinking you have to shove those seat belts down in the crack so they are not poking you in the back at bed time. Then you have to fish them out if you have passengers in the back.
yes that's exactly what you have to do. I push my part way down but not all the way down. far enough that you don't feel them when sleeping but easy enough to pull up when you have passengers. doesn't always work as sometimes the belts get pushed down through at night.
Neil, Your reviews are missed! If there is a shortage of my RVs (due to the shortage of chassis), why not review other mobility type products like Mifi, laptops, linens, RV cookware, etc? You are missed!
Another great review Neil. Thank you! I agree at that price point a longer warranty is needed. Time for coachmen to up their game in their class b segment warranty. Thats long over due compared to their class b competitors. My guess as to why they havent is they may have to provide equally longer warranties across all their product lines to satisfy all their coachmen customer base. Just a thought. After watching a few youtubes of coachmen factory tours I was very impressed with their builds and advancements with cutting edge technology in their class b builds, but was a bit disappointed with the non complete fit n finish under the sink cabinet backing.. hello coachmen,, that's really just a small issue to address.. Otherwise Coachmen seems to doing some very positive things in the class b market and are apparently listening to their customer base.
many thanks for your comment! I agree that fixing some of the fit and finish issues shouldn't be a lot of work for them. I hope they address the issues.
It's expensive. I do like the new compression fridges. I would like better storage in the rear for destination stuff. The inside storage is otherwise very nice. What is the hitch like? Sometimes a small trailer makes up for poor storage.
Good job . Unfortunately this was a review on a static unit in a showroom. Real world handling is thus unknown. You shouldn't overlook new Thor 24.1 units built on a medium duty F450 chassis built in Elkhart, IN, USA.
@@Ultramobility .. Given the Thor 24.1 is based on an existing commercial "Medium Duty" chassis with a 21,000 pound GVW and assembled in Elkhart, Indiana on the F-450 chassis, I know I could make a test drive happen.
Was this a used RV ? It was really dirty underneath, and I swear I saw areas of rust here & there... Otherwise, hurrah for the large lithium battery system, but not even an attempt at a 4-season coach ? I think I'll pass. (Also, those really thin "flexible" solar panels on the roof have NO airflow underneath for cooling. All solar panels generate heat and need to have airflow on both sides or their lifespan will be greatly reduced)
@@Ultramobility I've chatted with some folks who have those sort of panels glued right to their vehicle roof and use them in hot climates (e.g. Arizona). They only last like 3-4 years before the panels develop issues (de-laminating, etc...)
There's no such thing as make it more of a four seasons coach . It's four seasons or it's not , your tank or lines will burst or they won't when the temperature drops below 32 degrees Fahrenheit . Thats RV double talk like calling a Class C a B+ both statements are purposely misleading to get a sale .
NEIL. Hello, I have NOT seen anything of you for a few years, I SEARCHED. For you today, so doing catchup, I AMsubscribed, so have no idea why Idea why I DO NOT GET NOTICES , it’s YT again Cheers From NJ🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Pass. While I'll admit that 5he Sprinter chassis is more capable/robust, I can't justify (read afford) the premium that MB charges across the spectrum of ownership.
I'm inexperienced and bought the 2019. So very sorry. 1st night of Texas 100+ temperature and I couldn't sleep in the coach. Later I found the awning coming out by itself!! Thankfully not while on the road! Awning maker says it's not their fault. So does the software company. Last week when I went to get it out all the interior lights were on. The media GPS Screen is the worst, most dangerous. So much glare you can't see anything while driving. I've tried 2 sunscreens and neither helped. Worst purchase ever. All the plastic hubs fall off. I now hate Mercedes. Wish I would've tried Ford. Or nothing at all. There's more but what's the point?
I was shocked after I purchased the 2019 Galleria that it was on a 2018 chassis. Now you tell me even the 2020 is too! My awning extended at least twice that I know of and shoved into the class A stored next to me. All I can do is take the circuit breaker out. Also the AM radio doesn't work! Those are the frequencies I wanted on the road. The time I mentioned about all the interior lights being on also had a loud, grinding noise coming from behind the panel over the refrigerator where the electrical controls are. I didn't know of anything mechanical there. This has been a total disaster I've only taken 1 trip in. Not confident enough to do another.
@@DM-ob3sr this is why you need to do extensive research on vehicles before purchasing. It should take about 2 years for your research. Spontaneous decisions will always be regretted.
It's ridiculous to call this a 2020 MY when it's built on a 2018 chassis. Coachman must have a bunch of old chassis sitting around. That must be why it's relatively cheap for a Sprinter based 4x4 coach. Also, this coach won't get anywhere near 22mpg. Real world mileage for this van would be in the 15-17 mpg range. In fact, this one would likely get even less, since it's 4WD and the heavier extended chassis.
@@Ultramobility My comments on your videos are often negative, but you should know that it's more about the OEM coaches you review (which I typically find to be disappointing and far behind where the industry should be) than your coverage, which is always very thorough.
I'm kind of disappointed in your review. You were kind of cheesy at the end. Should be con, no positive locking, better installation around the cab, but Auto closing on the drawers didn't really close, no cutting board I don't understand why they don't put a cutting board underneath the sink lid. I couldn't even fit in that shower I'm 6-2 my head would be hitting the top. It looks like they have no twin bed configurations, no outside storage and the screen doors are not really not pet friendly on vans. Surprise nowadays with these newer models that they don't have the basic essentials.
how was I cheesy at the end? all drawers of this type on rvs have a locking mechanism requiring you to push the drawer in. there's a hook on the back of the drawer that catches onto a clip attached to the cabinet frame which is usually rated up to around 20lbs of force. that prevents the drawer from coming open while driving. it's not like normal residential drawers. however, that mechanism is still not consider positive locking. most class b rigs do not have exterior storage since there is no basement.
Well you didn't mention that in the video and normally you do point that stuff out. I'm a newbie on the whole RV stuff and I'm learning from what I read and what I watch. And you been harsh on other van but don't have positive locking on everything. I really like Vans but I think I'm going to settle with Coach House premium III 250. the only thing I don't like about them is they don't do lithium batteries and I can understand why they don't do. it's a nice B+ RV.
What do you think of the 2020 Coachmen Galleria 24FL? Give me your truth!
Looks like an interesting design and seems well put together. I like it!
Ultramobility likes: full size frig and freezer, very nice galley, great closet, and overall interior storage, good tank capacities, good energy management. Dislikes: front table looks like it will easily scratch frig and awkward positioning, tv sticking out into aisle, rather small bathroom for 24 foot rig, no bathroom counter or storage, not a single piece shower enclosure, no 3 point seatbelts in rear, lots of stuff to remove before making bed, didn’t like seeing the insulation and finishing behind drawers, especially the insulation. Makes me worry about insulation fibers getting all over my kitchen items. Definite turn off there. Inadequate warranty at only 1 year. Overall, not bad, but could use some tweaking. Maybe at $124,000 they had to cut a few corners to be in that price range.
I like it. Just wish it had more horsepower, and i think i like the layout of the 24A best.
I like the fixed bed 4x4 model however I wish it were the 2020 and a little shorter.
@@tdtvegas I don't think this unit had all the options. It would be much higher.
I would love to see you evaluate the best used Class Bs. It’s one thing to get high ratings when a van is new, but how do they hold up over time, how reliable are they over time, etc. Which ones are the best value for the money after five or so years? What are the repair rates (mechanical, integrity of workmanship and otherwise) over the first five years? Thanks for the excellent videos you do, Neil!
I really wish the clever bathrooms they have in Europe would show up in the states. Both where you have a bathroom, move a wall to have a large shower. And the ones that open into the Hall with a rolling wall to make a huge shower.
me too! I love that shower concept.
Agree! And get rid of all that dated looking wooden trim - those doors with the glass inserts looked like they came out of a 1980's house demolition job.
The truck campers made by Host have the most creative bathrooms I have ever seen.
I miss the "Pass it by - Consider it - Short list it - Buy it" recommendation at the end but appreciate all you shared. Thank you
yes I decided that wasn't too useful to viewers. everyone is different and has a different set of criteria for their needs. my needs are different than yours. so giving my good and bad seems to be more valuable. thanks for your comment.
@@Ultramobility Agree!!!
@@Ultramobility and the best way to get a haircut and the other is a game of the season to get to the email list for your car and the kids will have to go get it and I will get back with your mom and I will get back with the family and the other is a game and I don't want you and I will see if I have to get it to work on time to get to the airport to the bottom and I will see if I have any other questions or something else is going 😊😘😊 c 😊 r you tomorrow morning to see if you have a great time and effort you can get a haircut for your car for a while he was a great time to go to Walmart 😁😁😉 that is so I can find it on the website and it says that it to you tomorrow morning at the latest so we are not able to do anything with it yet and the kids are not going to make a payment on it to see if I could find out if you are not able or anything but I just don't think I would be able 😔 love it and you can come by and get the money from my account to be in
Another great quality video evaluation! Would love, love, love it if you could do reviews of the new Pleasure Way On Tour 2.0 and 2.2. Those of us in the Midwest need a good non-Sprinter class B from Pleasure Way. Their others are good, but the newly announced On Tour models appear to be spectacular! But I won’t believe the press until I get your thorough review! Thanks in advance! Your videos are so very valuable. 👍
hi lisa - thank you for becoming a patron! I appreciate it. I will review an ontour soon! just as soon as I can find one on a dealer's lot!
Thanks to you Neil we picked up our pleasureway lexor yesterday. Love it. Your films were invaluable. Thank you!
Peter
I've been wondering why all the 2020's are on the 2018 platform, thanks for including that info
glad to help!
Great video. You're always very thorough. I'd love to see a video on the Coach House Platinum II if possible. I was told by the Coach House salesman that
they can do lithium batteries and a compressor fridge if requested. Thanks!
unfortunately they aren't available off dealer lots and they won't fly me out to florida to review one!
@@Ultramobility On a few of Coach House's presentations they've mentioned they won't use Lithium batteries until a reliable dealer offers them. So many manufacturers offer them at least as an upgrade that doesn't sound right to me.
Great thorough review. Like the layout and options for layout - full bed in the rear and mid-coach bathroom. Good maximization of storage space in the galley. They should consider maximizing storage options in the lounge and over the drivers compartment. Agree with your 2 main cons (open access to insulation would be a real issue if mice got in) and also think the high placement of the microwave is a concern for someone shorter (pulling hot food out from overhead could be tricky and even dangerous). But overall like this a lot better than some other Bs.
I’d love to see an On Tour 2.0 review!
Hi Neil! I have a quick question for you. Is it possible to add seat belts to seating areas inside an RV so that more passengers can travel securely? Hope you can answer my question. Thanks.👍
Very thorough review! Thanks!
many thanks joyce!
Can you do a review of the new Winnebago B pop Top? ?Solaris?
yes I definitely will!
Excellent review, as usual. I was just wondering last night when you'd be uploading a new video.
Thursday is the day! :-)
Thursday is the day but I've been having some challenges this summer moving twice and now a third time! I hope to be settled into my third and final place by November and then resume my regular schedule of uploading weekly! Thank you everyone for your patience!
@@Ultramobility Thank you for your continued efforts and rising to meet your challenges. Balance is the key. Have a wonderful weekend!
Me too! I live for Thursday’s when Neal posts videos. 😀
@@Ultramobility Best wishes. Glad everything's okay!
I’ve noticed that the driver & passenger seats are not electronically controlled. Can you shed some light on why manufacturers don’t put in electronically controlled seats?
I wrote this down and then almost forgot. At 3:35 it looks like rust may have already set in. Yes or no?
Great review Neil! Such a great coach with solid options...then they slap only a one year warranty on it. I still don't understand why they put a very weak warranty on a 125K plus RV.
me neither magic journey. can't charge that much and then expect people to be okay with a 1 year warranty. doesn't make any sense.
just curious is there a b+ camper van that his lithium ion battery systems and has the gas sprinter showed up in rvs yet
Really like your reviews and your style. Most sound more like a commercial!
Enjoyed your gas vs diesel
How about a comparison of dealer vs custom build out and who’s out there doing quality work.
Do you know of any big RV shows coming up, I too am Nor Cal.
I like the attention to those little details you noted at the end. For that much money there should be better fit and finish
agreed!
Thanks Neil, merci beaucoup and see you next time, a la prochaine.
Thank you so much! I love your reviews! I am a few years out from buying, and will likely buy one a couple years old, these reviews are so helpful!
Like the LI3, Like the under hood 280 Alternator ................ auto engine start or manual engine start to charge batteries while in camp?
Great review as always. I'm planning to sell my class A and get a B or B+ and your videos are very helpful. Do you know if the Sprinter gas chassis will be used any time soon by some of the better manufacturers? I'd like the Sprinter but prefer gas.
When will you review the American Coach Patriot. It would be great to see the quality comparison with the others.
I have something I have been wondering about for a while now. In a rear lounge set up, with the fold down couch, how big of a hassle are the seat belts when it comes time to make up the bed? I'm thinking you have to shove those seat belts down in the crack so they are not poking you in the back at bed time. Then you have to fish them out if you have passengers in the back.
yes that's exactly what you have to do. I push my part way down but not all the way down. far enough that you don't feel them when sleeping but easy enough to pull up when you have passengers. doesn't always work as sometimes the belts get pushed down through at night.
How does this compare with Boldt? Are there any obvious differences worth noting?
Great video
thank you david!
Is there an exhaust fan in the bathroom? Thanks and Cheers!
Jon
How about a review of the 2020 Pleasure-Way Tofino?
You do a great job reviewing all those coaches. Congratulations and thank you! How can I send you a personal message?
Neil, Your reviews are missed! If there is a shortage of my RVs (due to the shortage of chassis), why not review other mobility type products like Mifi, laptops, linens, RV cookware, etc? You are missed!
Another great review Neil. Thank you! I agree at that price point a longer warranty is needed. Time for coachmen to up their game in their class b segment warranty. Thats long over due compared to their class b competitors. My guess as to why they havent is they may have to provide equally longer warranties across all their product lines to satisfy all their coachmen customer base. Just a thought. After watching a few youtubes of coachmen factory tours I was very impressed with their builds and advancements with cutting edge technology in their class b builds, but was a bit disappointed with the non complete fit n finish under the sink cabinet backing.. hello coachmen,, that's really just a small issue to address.. Otherwise Coachmen seems to doing some very positive things in the class b market and are apparently listening to their customer base.
many thanks for your comment! I agree that fixing some of the fit and finish issues shouldn't be a lot of work for them. I hope they address the issues.
It's expensive. I do like the new compression fridges. I would like better storage in the rear for destination stuff. The inside storage is otherwise very nice. What is the hitch like? Sometimes a small trailer makes up for poor storage.
hitch is good. I think the van is rated for 5000lbs. not sure about the rating for the hitch itself.
Good job . Unfortunately this was a review on a static unit in a showroom. Real world handling is thus unknown. You shouldn't overlook new Thor 24.1 units built on a medium duty F450 chassis built in Elkhart, IN, USA.
thanks for the suggestions!
@@Ultramobility ..
Given the Thor 24.1 is based on an existing commercial "Medium Duty" chassis with a 21,000 pound GVW and assembled in Elkhart, Indiana on the F-450 chassis, I know I could make a test drive happen.
Too long at 24 feet. One year warranty is a deal breaker for me. Glad to see you back.
thanks john!
Neil, where do you store suitcases? Room under the back seat? Thanks for the review! The older chassis may be a deal-killer, though.
yes under the rear bench seat. unfortunately there's not a lot of height. one of the biggest problems with this layout.
Thank you!
When will the Cross Trek 20 XG BE reviewed ?
Thanks for the info. Can you recommend me any good of Vans with 4 people sleep?
Was this a used RV ? It was really dirty underneath, and I swear I saw areas of rust here & there... Otherwise, hurrah for the large lithium battery system, but not even an attempt at a 4-season coach ? I think I'll pass. (Also, those really thin "flexible" solar panels on the roof have NO airflow underneath for cooling. All solar panels generate heat and need to have airflow on both sides or their lifespan will be greatly reduced)
it was indeed new. also great point about those flexible solar panels. the jury's still out on them.
@@Ultramobility I've chatted with some folks who have those sort of panels glued right to their vehicle roof and use them in hot climates (e.g. Arizona). They only last like 3-4 years before the panels develop issues (de-laminating, etc...)
There's no such thing as make it more of a four seasons coach . It's four seasons or it's not , your tank or lines will burst or they won't when the temperature drops below 32 degrees Fahrenheit . Thats RV double talk like calling a Class C a B+ both statements are purposely misleading to get a sale .
NEIL. Hello, I have NOT seen anything of you for a few years, I SEARCHED. For you today, so doing catchup, I AMsubscribed, so have no idea why Idea why I DO NOT GET NOTICES , it’s YT again Cheers From NJ🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
very kind of you. I am back and finally answering 3 year old comments!
Why are the cabinets not positive locking?
great question... cost maybe?
Just read MB is having to recall hundreds of thousands of diesel vehicles, including Sprinters for failed German emission standards.
Scott Bailey
Fridge behind the front seat, not a good idea
is it 4x4 ?
How do you order one with ALL the options?
go to a dealer and they'll handle it for you.
Crazy price!!!!!
Pass. While I'll admit that 5he Sprinter chassis is more capable/robust, I can't justify (read afford) the premium that MB charges across the spectrum of ownership.
Why no videos in 6 months?
burn out but i’m back
Why don't you make as many new videos anymore?….
Those water lines underneath and the pvc connections looked horrible. Would turn me off right away.
I'm inexperienced and bought the 2019. So very sorry. 1st night of Texas 100+ temperature and I couldn't sleep in the coach. Later I found the awning coming out by itself!! Thankfully not while on the road! Awning maker says it's not their fault. So does the software company. Last week when I went to get it out all the interior lights were on. The media GPS Screen is the worst, most dangerous. So much glare you can't see anything while driving. I've tried 2 sunscreens and neither helped. Worst purchase ever. All the plastic hubs fall off. I now hate Mercedes. Wish I would've tried Ford. Or nothing at all. There's more but what's the point?
is this a galleria that you purchased?
@@Ultramobility yes Galleria 24 FL
@@DM-ob3sr tell us more.
I was shocked after I purchased the 2019 Galleria that it was on a 2018 chassis. Now you tell me even the 2020 is too! My awning extended at least twice that I know of and shoved into the class A stored next to me. All I can do is take the circuit breaker out. Also the AM radio doesn't work! Those are the frequencies I wanted on the road. The time I mentioned about all the interior lights being on also had a loud, grinding noise coming from behind the panel over the refrigerator where the electrical controls are. I didn't know of anything mechanical there. This has been a total disaster I've only taken 1 trip in. Not confident enough to do another.
@@DM-ob3sr this is why you need to do extensive research on vehicles before purchasing. It should take about 2 years for your research. Spontaneous decisions will always be regretted.
It's ridiculous to call this a 2020 MY when it's built on a 2018 chassis. Coachman must have a bunch of old chassis sitting around. That must be why it's relatively cheap for a Sprinter based 4x4 coach. Also, this coach won't get anywhere near 22mpg. Real world mileage for this van would be in the 15-17 mpg range. In fact, this one would likely get even less, since it's 4WD and the heavier extended chassis.
yes very true about the mpg and the 4x4. I neglected to take that into consideration. thanks for pointing that out.
@@Ultramobility My comments on your videos are often negative, but you should know that it's more about the OEM coaches you review (which I typically find to be disappointing and far behind where the industry should be) than your coverage, which is always very thorough.
I'm kind of disappointed in your review. You were kind of cheesy at the end. Should be con, no positive locking, better installation around the cab, but Auto closing on the drawers didn't really close, no cutting board I don't understand why they don't put a cutting board underneath the sink lid. I couldn't even fit in that shower I'm 6-2 my head would be hitting the top. It looks like they have no twin bed configurations, no outside storage and the screen doors are not really not pet friendly on vans. Surprise nowadays with these newer models that they don't have the basic essentials.
how was I cheesy at the end? all drawers of this type on rvs have a locking mechanism requiring you to push the drawer in. there's a hook on the back of the drawer that catches onto a clip attached to the cabinet frame which is usually rated up to around 20lbs of force. that prevents the drawer from coming open while driving. it's not like normal residential drawers. however, that mechanism is still not consider positive locking. most class b rigs do not have exterior storage since there is no basement.
Well you didn't mention that in the video and normally you do point that stuff out. I'm a newbie on the whole RV stuff and I'm learning from what I read and what I watch. And you been harsh on other van but don't have positive locking on everything. I really like Vans but I think I'm going to settle with Coach House premium III 250. the only thing I don't like about them is they don't do lithium batteries and I can understand why they don't do. it's a nice B+ RV.
when a bed is not ready in 1 click and a huge bathroom.... I m not interested at all.
No wet bath.
Genevieve Words he showed that around the 16:00 to 18:30 mark.
Like #696
Overpriced.
30 seconds in and ya lost me at sprinter.
gotcha.
@@Ultramobility ....That was a very professional, straightforward presentation. (I realize you most likely already know this.)