Phoenix Cruiser 4x4
I've been researching for my "full-time RVing retirement" idea and I think I may have found my perfect compromise vehicle. Do any of you have a PC (preferably a 2350/2351) with the 4x4 option? I'm...
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LOL Once again, I see everything is subjective.
My idea of "off road" is going to be a semi-maintained gravel road, typical of what's found around here (WV) in the National Forests or Wildlife Management Areas. Yeah, there'll probably be washboard surfaces here and there. Maybe some rutting, but nothing crazy. If I'm looking at a current gazetteer or map, the road will be there, and it won't be like a single dotted line. LOL
Rock crawling/trail blazing is not what I want to do. At least in my home-on-wheels. But I DO want my HoW to be able to get off pavement and away from RV parks/campgrounds when I need some alone time.
So about QuadVan.....you're suggesting getting the 2WD Phoenix, then going to QuadVan for conversion to 4x4?
My idea of "off road" is going to be a semi-maintained gravel road, typical of what's found around here (WV) in the National Forests or Wildlife Management Areas. Yeah, there'll probably be washboard surfaces here and there. Maybe some rutting, but nothing crazy. If I'm looking at a current gazetteer or map, the road will be there, and it won't be like a single dotted line. LOL
Rock crawling/trail blazing is not what I want to do. At least in my home-on-wheels. But I DO want my HoW to be able to get off pavement and away from RV parks/campgrounds when I need some alone time.
So about QuadVan.....you're suggesting getting the 2WD Phoenix, then going to QuadVan for conversion to 4x4?
