AVIDA Esperance best selling Motorhome in Australia
It is 26ft long has a GCVWR of 18,000lbs
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Robert,
You must have driven the wrong U.S. built motorhome.
Our small Itasca has been superb in practicalness, off-and-on pavement use, and value .... just not as pretty-boy-cutsey as some. Myself and plenty of other small U.S. built Class C owners have posted many times in these forums regarding what we like about our various rigs - most of them being Ford gassers. I won't get into one-upmanship postings here on the dozens of ways our small Class C motorhomes please us.
As I've also posted before, my BIL some time ago dumped his new-when-purchased Airstream Interstate Sprinter 3500 based motorhome due to unreliability issues in it's Mercedes chassis.
Here's a photo of our E450 boondock camping in a spot typical of where we go off-road:
You must have driven the wrong U.S. built motorhome.
Our small Itasca has been superb in practicalness, off-and-on pavement use, and value .... just not as pretty-boy-cutsey as some. Myself and plenty of other small U.S. built Class C owners have posted many times in these forums regarding what we like about our various rigs - most of them being Ford gassers. I won't get into one-upmanship postings here on the dozens of ways our small Class C motorhomes please us.
As I've also posted before, my BIL some time ago dumped his new-when-purchased Airstream Interstate Sprinter 3500 based motorhome due to unreliability issues in it's Mercedes chassis.
Here's a photo of our E450 boondock camping in a spot typical of where we go off-road:
