B Height
We have a HVAC controlled garage with a nine foot door. We have owned a Roadtrek 190P and a 210P and are exploring Bs again for touring purposes. The only Bs I know of with a height of less than...
Forum Discussion
Thanks for the two responses above. I suspect that the best fit for us will be another 190P. We loved the room in the 210P and we love our Phoenix Cruiser but we think we may tour more and camp less in the next few years so we are starting the fun process of thinking and looking at RVs again. It is unfortunate that Pleasure Way and others have abandoned the Chevys.
Sportsmobile makes a fine product but we for a lot of reasons we just prefer a proven design.
The 190P with the wet bath, 6.0L engine and ability to park/go anywhere will probably be hard to beat for our use. We have owned rigs for 35 years and have had several Bs and Cs in that time. Both have advantages. You just have to remember that a C regardless of quality or length is still a TRUCK and a B is a VAN. That makes lots of difference IMO in handling, comfort, parking, how tired you get driving, etc. So, we are thinking again of B World.
I almost bought an old Intervec Falcon B about a hundred miles away a year or so ago and restore it, but that is just more project than I need at this time in life. Too many other things to do and enjoy in retirement.
Paul
Sportsmobile makes a fine product but we for a lot of reasons we just prefer a proven design.
The 190P with the wet bath, 6.0L engine and ability to park/go anywhere will probably be hard to beat for our use. We have owned rigs for 35 years and have had several Bs and Cs in that time. Both have advantages. You just have to remember that a C regardless of quality or length is still a TRUCK and a B is a VAN. That makes lots of difference IMO in handling, comfort, parking, how tired you get driving, etc. So, we are thinking again of B World.
I almost bought an old Intervec Falcon B about a hundred miles away a year or so ago and restore it, but that is just more project than I need at this time in life. Too many other things to do and enjoy in retirement.
Paul
