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RVER's avatar
RVER
Explorer
Jul 14, 2020

Asking for a friend really

CLASS B People looking for Class B, C is too big they say. I know about the Coach House but what others would you suggest new and used. I personally do not want them to buy ANYTHING made by THOR so that includes Airstream and about 20 other companies like Keystone and Jayco. We want them to have a good experience and solid well built rig, USED or maybe new not sure about that. THOUGHTS FROM EXPERIENCE PLEASE
Class B
  • midnightsadie's avatar
    midnightsadie
    Explorer II
    Jul 14, 2020
    we have a LTV liesure travel van very small C liesurevans.com has been good to us a very well built rv.
  • Lwiddis's avatar
    Lwiddis
    Explorer II
    Jul 14, 2020
    What type of camping will they do? RV Park, dry, boondocking? Short term, long?
  • LadyRVer's avatar
    LadyRVer
    Explorer II
    Jul 15, 2020
    I had a Pleasure Way. Great little Classs B. My fantastic 20/20 hindsight.. should have kept it.
  • Community Alumni's avatar
    Community Alumni
    Jul 15, 2020
    Leisure Travel RVs seem to be well built. Have you looked at the class C models made by Winnebago and Tiffin built on Sprinter Chassis? Good luck in your search.
  • RetiredRealtorR's avatar
    RetiredRealtorR
    Explorer
    Jul 15, 2020
    LadyRVer wrote:
    I had a Pleasure Way. Great little Classs B. My fantastic 20/20 hindsight.. should have kept it.


    Same here. We looked at a number of other brands before our purchase (several years ago), and nothing came close to the quality and fit & finish of the Pleasure-Way, not even the top sellers that so many people swear by -- I guess those are the folks that never put Pleasure-Way on their short list.
  • ernie1's avatar
    ernie1
    Explorer
    Jul 15, 2020
    I've had two PleasureWays, a class B and now a Class C. They are very well built and I rank them up there with best. Not that they are absolutely flawless but just the best for the money. What makes them stand out from the rest is the factory support which you just won't find elsewhere. Even if you bought a really old PW, you can access valuable information and parts by calling the company.

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