Am drooling over this Aussie rig
I really like this rig. Even though the hookups are on the wrong side and it cost $300,000. I have a number of Australian products, and every one of them is top quality. I wonder if that extends to their RV's too.
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- Looks mighty nice, that's for sure, but it would have looked a great deal more cramped had they not used that "widening" camera lens.:)
- Looks like the new 2018 Winnebago Horizon
https://winnebagoind.com/products/class-a-diesel/2018/horizon/overview - Three year factory warranty or 1,000,000 kilometers. Very good.
- $300,000 in Austrailian dollar is equal to $238,890 American dollars. The Aussie dollar is worth .7963 cents
- But delivery charges are going to be a bit steep.
- All that money and you get a rubber roof.
- Yeah ... all that money and you get a whopping 186 HP.
Irrespective of maybe great Australian build quality, it looks like yet another underpowered highway queen RV. :R - I wonder what the service life is for a clothes washer that is located in a basement door behind the rear axle.
- Looks pretty nice. Those Japanese Diesel MDT's seem to hold their own pretty well on the US Interstates. Not sure I'd worry about power. And they probably don't require much maintenance. But when they do... The trucks are usually Tilt-Cab. Can't do that with a Class C overhang, so I asked. Answer: Through the Floor of the Cab. Just speaking for myself, that looks like more of a nightmare than Class C's, Class A's, even rear radiator DP's...
- I was parked next to this European RV at Tom Sawyers CG.
These RV'ers told me they SHIPPED their RV from Sweden to the United States every year........
because they like RV'ing in America! :C
They sure DO build them differently than the US does!
