In Elkhart today, new Phoenix Cruiser owner.
I arrived in the RV mecca - Elkhard IN. My goodness, all the RV makers you read about in one small area here - WOW. I went from a Tent, to a Class C, then a Truck camper, another class C, last one...
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mlts22 is right on target. We considered the 2100 to replace our Roadtrek 210P. The 2100 is actually 9" shorter than the 210 and only 5" wider. It is 13 inches higher than the RT and offers a dining space, a dry bath and couch converts to the bed. The holding tanks on the 2100 are also larger. The disadvantage is storage: the Roadtrek 210 justs beats the PC 2100 to pieces when it comes to storage, so we went with the 2350. Still, you could put a big Stowaway on the back of the 2100 to compensate and with that you would be about the same length as the RT 210 with the continental spare that most people get.
One thing about the Phoenix people: it is a small company and will build you virtually what you want as to options and changes. For instance, replace the couch shown in their materials with the dual lounger that makes a bed, etc. This is the most customer friendly RV company I have found in my 30+ years of rving. All that said, the fit and finish is very good but not as good as my 2007 RT, but looking at new RTs I think they are pretty comparable. RT is no longer owned by the founding family but by an investment group in Chicago. When I recently called Phoenix Cruiser with a question, the president and founder of the company returned my call in two hours. How bout them apples?
One thing about the Phoenix people: it is a small company and will build you virtually what you want as to options and changes. For instance, replace the couch shown in their materials with the dual lounger that makes a bed, etc. This is the most customer friendly RV company I have found in my 30+ years of rving. All that said, the fit and finish is very good but not as good as my 2007 RT, but looking at new RTs I think they are pretty comparable. RT is no longer owned by the founding family but by an investment group in Chicago. When I recently called Phoenix Cruiser with a question, the president and founder of the company returned my call in two hours. How bout them apples?
