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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Got our first B+, a 2017 Phoenix Cruiser 2100, in March and currently on our third two week stint.
Never thought we'd become RVer's. We were diehard Campers with a disdain for people that lived in either fiberglass or aluminum boxes on wheels. But as things evolve we grew from ropes & tarps to tents to vans. Our last being a Sportsmobile with a microwave. Felt like a hypocrit, but age and medical issues have a way of forcing us to do certian things. But still won't give up my coolers.
As age and medical issues didn't stop, neither did our desire/need for more comforts. So then came Bob, our Phoenix Cruiser. Not only did I give up my precious coolers I gained a freezer. The wonders of it all. So now we're B+er's.
Even with the Sportsmobile we considered ourselves B'ers, still with a dislike for the C folk and their cab over.
Funny how age has a way of varying one's opinion.
Never thought we'd become RVer's. We were diehard Campers with a disdain for people that lived in either fiberglass or aluminum boxes on wheels. But as things evolve we grew from ropes & tarps to tents to vans. Our last being a Sportsmobile with a microwave. Felt like a hypocrit, but age and medical issues have a way of forcing us to do certian things. But still won't give up my coolers.
As age and medical issues didn't stop, neither did our desire/need for more comforts. So then came Bob, our Phoenix Cruiser. Not only did I give up my precious coolers I gained a freezer. The wonders of it all. So now we're B+er's.
Even with the Sportsmobile we considered ourselves B'ers, still with a dislike for the C folk and their cab over.
Funny how age has a way of varying one's opinion.
