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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Larry,
Thanks for the information and the web link. I figured that someplace like Houston will probably be where I'll have to go.
I'm glad to hear that you're enjoying your Trail Lite, especially after reading some of the problems with some of them. That's encouraging.
I thought of a question for you. Daniel mentioned problems with the drawers behind the rear wheels bouncing a lot. With your kitchen in the rear, have you had problems with things bouncing around more than you'd like?
We managed to look at a couple of BT Cruisers locally. They seemed very nice inside, but a little larger and heavier than the Trail Lite, which seemed more our size. We also looked at a Winnebago Vista, which is a 21 ft. Class C. We were impressed with the interior. It was roomy, had a large bath room, basement storage, and a cab-over bed. The price wasn't bad, and it's supposed to get pretty good mileage with the V-6 engine.
But we had some concerns about it, so scratched it from our list. We wondered if it would have enough power with only a V-6 (Volkswagon chassis). Also, the gas tank was only 20 gal., and all the holding tanks were small. And it had only single rear wheels.
So the Trail Lite B+ is still at the top of our list.
Eric
Thanks for the information and the web link. I figured that someplace like Houston will probably be where I'll have to go.
I'm glad to hear that you're enjoying your Trail Lite, especially after reading some of the problems with some of them. That's encouraging.
I thought of a question for you. Daniel mentioned problems with the drawers behind the rear wheels bouncing a lot. With your kitchen in the rear, have you had problems with things bouncing around more than you'd like?
We managed to look at a couple of BT Cruisers locally. They seemed very nice inside, but a little larger and heavier than the Trail Lite, which seemed more our size. We also looked at a Winnebago Vista, which is a 21 ft. Class C. We were impressed with the interior. It was roomy, had a large bath room, basement storage, and a cab-over bed. The price wasn't bad, and it's supposed to get pretty good mileage with the V-6 engine.
But we had some concerns about it, so scratched it from our list. We wondered if it would have enough power with only a V-6 (Volkswagon chassis). Also, the gas tank was only 20 gal., and all the holding tanks were small. And it had only single rear wheels.
So the Trail Lite B+ is still at the top of our list.
Eric
