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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Wade:
I guess you are right about the size. I am struck by my ability to park in a standard sized parking space. Usually, I look for one where I can pull up into an adjacent space, or back into an end space. I took my wife, son, daugher in law, and grandsons (2) to the night fiesta parade in San Antonio last night. I parked two blocks from the seats I had purchased, and the only delay working my way out was waiting for the car in front to leave. There were 500,000 people there and I never felt "too big". I also agree with the rubber roof. WHAT IS THE DEAL with rubber roofs. It's like fixing a problem that didn't exist. My 15 year old Winnegago had a sheet of aluminum on the roof with the same sealing on the edges as my current roof. It did require resealing every few years, but remained secure from the time I bought it for fifteen years. I cringe every time I pass under any leaves making contact wiht the roof, let alone branches wiht my RUBBER ROOF!
I guess you are right about the size. I am struck by my ability to park in a standard sized parking space. Usually, I look for one where I can pull up into an adjacent space, or back into an end space. I took my wife, son, daugher in law, and grandsons (2) to the night fiesta parade in San Antonio last night. I parked two blocks from the seats I had purchased, and the only delay working my way out was waiting for the car in front to leave. There were 500,000 people there and I never felt "too big". I also agree with the rubber roof. WHAT IS THE DEAL with rubber roofs. It's like fixing a problem that didn't exist. My 15 year old Winnegago had a sheet of aluminum on the roof with the same sealing on the edges as my current roof. It did require resealing every few years, but remained secure from the time I bought it for fifteen years. I cringe every time I pass under any leaves making contact wiht the roof, let alone branches wiht my RUBBER ROOF!
