Got it down to two
Me: 37yo single male city slicker, total RV newbie, traveling a lot for work, tired of hotels. Will likely be living in RV about 25% of the time. Will drive around country 6 weeks/year, otherwise wi...
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http://www.pplmotorhomes.com/classc/2004-Bt-Cruiser-25165.htm
http://www.pplmotorhomes.com/classc/2003-Chateau-Sport-26874.htm
Both look good. You're getting more RV for the same amount of money with the Cruiser but almost double the mileage on the odometer which might not matter because you should get many more miles out of either.
I like the exterior finish construction of the BT Cruiser more than the Four Winds. The Cruiser with a bedroom and slide out will be roomier but a little harder to drive and park in cities. The entertainment center above the cab is nice but there isn't any place to sit except the dinette. You could probably replace the dinette with a couch.
Comfort and convenience are the most important things. Since you live near PPL visit the dealer and go through the motions of daily living and pick the one that works best. Good luck!
http://www.pplmotorhomes.com/classc/2003-Chateau-Sport-26874.htm
Both look good. You're getting more RV for the same amount of money with the Cruiser but almost double the mileage on the odometer which might not matter because you should get many more miles out of either.
I like the exterior finish construction of the BT Cruiser more than the Four Winds. The Cruiser with a bedroom and slide out will be roomier but a little harder to drive and park in cities. The entertainment center above the cab is nice but there isn't any place to sit except the dinette. You could probably replace the dinette with a couch.
Comfort and convenience are the most important things. Since you live near PPL visit the dealer and go through the motions of daily living and pick the one that works best. Good luck!