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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Cowboy 66 - I also wish I knew what happened to Daniel C. He really contributed a lot to this thread. You are correct, there has not been any "bad mouthing" in this thread and very specific helpful hints have been provided.
TonyTiger - Good luck in your choice and as others have said do not forget about us. We really like our current unit, but are always looking at our next unit.
Gary - The link now works to your pictures. Thanks for all your help.
For general information on the so called B+ units, we took a short trip to North Central Iowa this past week and touched the "Born Free" model built for two. Very nice people to deal with. I would call it a very well built solid unit. I would say that the cost is justified.
Then we travelled to the Winnebago factory and were able to see the prototype model of the "VIEW". The Lichtsinn Motors website shows a picture of the VIEW, the prototype we saw was painted "VUE". Now there is a unit that will sell. They are the only manufacture that has been able to get a sprinter chassis in a cut away. It is definitely a class "C minus" with a diesel. Nicely done interior with a floor plan similar to some of the Trail-Lite or Gulfstream BT cruiser. Has a slide out couch behind the driver across from the dinette. The kitchen is behind the slide out "jack knife" couch with a dry bath across the back. Entry to the coach right behind the passenger front seat. They hope to have at the dealers later this summer.
TonyTiger - Good luck in your choice and as others have said do not forget about us. We really like our current unit, but are always looking at our next unit.
Gary - The link now works to your pictures. Thanks for all your help.
For general information on the so called B+ units, we took a short trip to North Central Iowa this past week and touched the "Born Free" model built for two. Very nice people to deal with. I would call it a very well built solid unit. I would say that the cost is justified.
Then we travelled to the Winnebago factory and were able to see the prototype model of the "VIEW". The Lichtsinn Motors website shows a picture of the VIEW, the prototype we saw was painted "VUE". Now there is a unit that will sell. They are the only manufacture that has been able to get a sprinter chassis in a cut away. It is definitely a class "C minus" with a diesel. Nicely done interior with a floor plan similar to some of the Trail-Lite or Gulfstream BT cruiser. Has a slide out couch behind the driver across from the dinette. The kitchen is behind the slide out "jack knife" couch with a dry bath across the back. Entry to the coach right behind the passenger front seat. They hope to have at the dealers later this summer.
