Class B Owners
Hi All, My wife and I were full timers for over 8 years. We had a 40 foot Monaco and loved it. We have now sold it and moved into a condo about 2 years ago. We miss traveling. Thinking o...
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Steve,
Depending on what kind of traveling you want to do, a B can be a great way to go. The Sprinter is a bigger van than the Promaster (Travato). If you plan to go to places where you want to park in a normal car parking spot, then the smaller van would be easier to deal with.
Minimalism is the key to being happy with a van. You really have to consider what you carry and where it goes. There are lots of options out there for compact items. Winnebago is coming out with a new floor plan - the 59K. It may be something to your liking, as it has 2 full time twin beds and lots of storage, and a sizeable bathroom.
Of course, the Promaster based vans are ALOT cheaper than anything on a Sprinter chassis. So consider carefully the kind of traveling you want to do, as well as the kind of money you are comfortable spending and start looking at vans.
Depending on what kind of traveling you want to do, a B can be a great way to go. The Sprinter is a bigger van than the Promaster (Travato). If you plan to go to places where you want to park in a normal car parking spot, then the smaller van would be easier to deal with.
Minimalism is the key to being happy with a van. You really have to consider what you carry and where it goes. There are lots of options out there for compact items. Winnebago is coming out with a new floor plan - the 59K. It may be something to your liking, as it has 2 full time twin beds and lots of storage, and a sizeable bathroom.
Of course, the Promaster based vans are ALOT cheaper than anything on a Sprinter chassis. So consider carefully the kind of traveling you want to do, as well as the kind of money you are comfortable spending and start looking at vans.
