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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Br- and all,
Dinette remodel cost approximately $250: $145 for the upholstery shop, $78 for the two table tops with oak edging and the rest in fabric and hardware. I ordered the fabric through the dealer. The upholstery costs included upgrading all seat cushion foam to "standard RV" which made an incredible difference in sitting and sleeping. I store the table top behind the passenger seat, flush against the back of the dinette wall and held in place with a pivoting L-hook that is lagged into the dinette wall frame. Pole storage spots are dealer's choice.
I hope to take pix of the queen bed conversion today and upload the pix to Ofoto. That conversion along with the dinette were planned as a unit and are the BEST.
Dinette remodel cost approximately $250: $145 for the upholstery shop, $78 for the two table tops with oak edging and the rest in fabric and hardware. I ordered the fabric through the dealer. The upholstery costs included upgrading all seat cushion foam to "standard RV" which made an incredible difference in sitting and sleeping. I store the table top behind the passenger seat, flush against the back of the dinette wall and held in place with a pivoting L-hook that is lagged into the dinette wall frame. Pole storage spots are dealer's choice.
I hope to take pix of the queen bed conversion today and upload the pix to Ofoto. That conversion along with the dinette were planned as a unit and are the BEST.
