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:
Robert, in the same way think about why many of the off-shore chassis under Class C rigs you show would be a total failure in the U.S..
Many of Ford's new world market truck chassis will most likely eventually find their way to Australia, Africa, and Europe under motorhomes. Are you implying that they won't hack it in those countries when they do get there because they're "a Ford"?
Yes, they will not hack it ,not that suitable. Yours specifically is useless, tell me why it would be so?
Those "off-shore chassis" rigs are already being sold in the US and are very successful
Promaster,Sprinter Class B's, not really " chassis rigs"
