B+ motorhomes
I just bought a Trail Lite B+ 211s with 8.1 Chevy engine. This is my fifth motorhome (others range from an old 20' Vagabond, and three Winnegagos, from 19 to 32'. This vehicle is fantastic. I am...
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Burl, it would be nice to meet up, we might get down that way.
I think if you showed Cheeze's photos to a carpenter or cabinet maker, he'd have a pretty easy job making something similar. A guy with a well equipped wood shop and wood on hand could probably zip it together in a half day. I'm not that good but I have the basic tools needed, and I can do at least as well as an RV assembler.
:)
We finally slept in the RV. We had to go visit someone 3 hours away, so we overnighted in a state park. I have to agree with my wife that a slideout for the dinette would sure open up the space. But that's not gonna happen until the next RV, so at the least I have to get the sofa out and put a bed in. Both to have a better sleeping surface and to get a bit more aisle room. The 75 lb dog really complicates things with so little floor space. She couldn't seem to settle in where we wanted her to.
I think if you showed Cheeze's photos to a carpenter or cabinet maker, he'd have a pretty easy job making something similar. A guy with a well equipped wood shop and wood on hand could probably zip it together in a half day. I'm not that good but I have the basic tools needed, and I can do at least as well as an RV assembler.
:)
We finally slept in the RV. We had to go visit someone 3 hours away, so we overnighted in a state park. I have to agree with my wife that a slideout for the dinette would sure open up the space. But that's not gonna happen until the next RV, so at the least I have to get the sofa out and put a bed in. Both to have a better sleeping surface and to get a bit more aisle room. The 75 lb dog really complicates things with so little floor space. She couldn't seem to settle in where we wanted her to.
