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ItsJustUs
Nov 02, 2015Explorer
Stan, the Travato 59K was on my list, and after looking at videos and talking to others who'd seen it (and owners), it moved way up on my list.
Then I saw it in person, and the Excel felt much more open to me because of the open space in the back and wider aisle. The Travato felt tighter/less roomy than I expected due to the narrow aisle between the beds.
Although I hope to spend most of my lounging time outside of the RV, I'll be using it as a mobile office at times, and think the Excel (and maybe the Lexor, if I can find one local to look at) will work better in that regard.
It really surprised me, though, because I expected to love the 59K. Goes to show that all of you Class B veterans are absolutely right when you advise people to go and see each model for yourself before deciding! I just wish they were as abundant in the southeast as they are in other parts of the US.
Then I saw it in person, and the Excel felt much more open to me because of the open space in the back and wider aisle. The Travato felt tighter/less roomy than I expected due to the narrow aisle between the beds.
Although I hope to spend most of my lounging time outside of the RV, I'll be using it as a mobile office at times, and think the Excel (and maybe the Lexor, if I can find one local to look at) will work better in that regard.
It really surprised me, though, because I expected to love the 59K. Goes to show that all of you Class B veterans are absolutely right when you advise people to go and see each model for yourself before deciding! I just wish they were as abundant in the southeast as they are in other parts of the US.
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