coach house 192 TB
I am thinking about buying a 1997 coach house camper van. My husband and I have a several RV's. He died a year ago, and I still would like to enjoy the rv life. I am OLD, but still a very good driv...
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Welcome to the forum, Marlene. I think you'd enjoy a class B van since you already know you enjoy RVing. Bs are great for one or two people, and we often meet solo women travelers in B vans.
Coach House has a good reputation for quality. Without a lot of mechanical savvy, I'd hesitate to buy a 17 year old RV, though. Rather than put $18.5 thousand into an older van plus updates to various systems, I might be inclined to look at something new and under warranty like a Travato.
You already know that no RV is trouble free. But a newer one might give you a little more peace of mind if you plan to eventually hit the highway for long trips.
Coach House has a good reputation for quality. Without a lot of mechanical savvy, I'd hesitate to buy a 17 year old RV, though. Rather than put $18.5 thousand into an older van plus updates to various systems, I might be inclined to look at something new and under warranty like a Travato.
You already know that no RV is trouble free. But a newer one might give you a little more peace of mind if you plan to eventually hit the highway for long trips.
