More European Designs becoming prevalent?
Although the article (from RV Breaking News)refers to a range off European RV's, it does mention Class C's a lot. Class C's make up roughly 50% of European RV's sold. The economic meltdown has reduc...
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PSW,
I agree 110% with your "all this is just getting nuts!" observation.
The DW and myself started out with a new Dodge B250 van we converted into a very modest camper that we used intermittently between tent camping and backpacking trips.
Now all we have - and really need - is only about one step up from our good old B250 conversion, but with some luxury as you say ... A/C for the desert to prevent heatstroke, small furnace for cold nights everywhere, a galley, and a real john ... all in a 24 foot RV that's still based on a van chassis. However, we could at times use a 4X4 version of what we have. ;)
Since Mother Earth cannot possibly supply the raw materials for "all of us" to have what's in the photos above ... we wouldn't feel right having it.
I agree 110% with your "all this is just getting nuts!" observation.
The DW and myself started out with a new Dodge B250 van we converted into a very modest camper that we used intermittently between tent camping and backpacking trips.
Now all we have - and really need - is only about one step up from our good old B250 conversion, but with some luxury as you say ... A/C for the desert to prevent heatstroke, small furnace for cold nights everywhere, a galley, and a real john ... all in a 24 foot RV that's still based on a van chassis. However, we could at times use a 4X4 version of what we have. ;)
Since Mother Earth cannot possibly supply the raw materials for "all of us" to have what's in the photos above ... we wouldn't feel right having it.
