Pleasure Way Plateau XL feed-back
Wondering what owners are finding with this model. We are considering buying in the near future and this model seems to have everything we could want or need.
Forum Discussion
- seems that a motorhome built on a van body is considered a B by some, who consider an RV built onto a cab & frame a C....add in B+ and C+....?
but then there are the widebodies like the PW Excel and the Roadtrek 200/210...
It is kind of a 2 step process.
a.) the chassis/ drivetrain.
Research the MB part
b.) the conversion.
I have an older Pleasure-Way B ( 2006 Lexor on a Chev chassis).
I am pleased with the quality of the cabinetry and interior construction, thrilled with the attention to detail in the plumbing and electrical systems.
Any RV is a pile of compromises.
Try to determine your priorities.
My considerations were:
Size of bed
Chev Chassis ( easy for me to work on- I have other Chevs)
Ease of spouse to go "solo"
Parking...I have a 20' model no wider than a pickup or van.
some areas have size restrictions ( ex: My wife was in Culver City, CA a few weeks ago- NO street parking over 21' allowed there.
some RV's chew up alot of space for a wet bath...in reality, many of us don;t use the shower and shower at campgrounds...( mine has a shower pan that fits into the aisle)- so devoting alot of room to a wet bath may not be best use of space- or it may be exactly what you need/want.
Many of us do not use the generators...running one is like a lawnmower in the living room. Some can;t live without.
Try to list the features you need, would like, don;'t care about.
Watch youtube videos , there are some really good videos from dealers, showing layout and features
Mike - The XL is a Class C.
