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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pnichols wrote:
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.
Well Mother Nature is doing well outside the US.Maybe pretty grim in the US, but not elsewhere.
More down market Class C
