Motorhome with TV down

grampachet wrote:
We are looking for a motor home with the television down, not above the windshield. Any suggestions?

Everyone is guessing what kind of suggestions you are looking for. There's nothing wrong with the TV remaining there, updating the TV and leaving it there or making a major modification to not only the TV location but the relocation of the wiring currently at that location.
The other option is don't buy the RV if you don't like something about it.
Could you fill us in with exactly what kind of information you are looking for?

Yes, I have a Pace Arrow with TV down and a sat self locating system. PM me.

Quite a few of the newer MHs have a TV against the wall between the Kitchen and Bath. I know the 2009 Beaver Contessa had this.

All kinds of motorhomes with Tv not on front. With new lightweight LED TV's that are an inch thick you can have as big as you want and put it anywhere. I have moved TV's in three motorhomes and changed out TV's in others to get more size. The new ones are also quite energy efficient. A 32 inch LED TV is lightweight and can be moved easily and stowed for travel. Good luck.

I seen a Fleetwood Diesel Coach (Excursion) at a RV Lot Show many years ago (Poulsbo RV in Poulsbo, WA.) and this coach had a option of a floor TV in a cabinet or if you prefer you could have the TV above the windshield and a fireplace in the floor cabinet! Hope this helps you and good luck in your search!

grampachet wrote:
We are looking for a motor home with the television down, not above the windshield. Any suggestions?

My brother-in-law has a Winnebago with the TV right behind the passenger seat in a cabinet like place. When sitting in the chair or on the couch it is a little above eye level. I like it better than ours that's above the windshield.

I think Pace Arrows maby?

If you're looking for used, consider finding one that you like otherwise, and seeing if the TV location can be reasonably changed. Others have done it. Personally, I find the overhead TV perfect for watching while lying on the couch or sitting in the recliner in our coach.