Question about older model Roadtrek
Hello, I'm new here so please pardon if my forum knowledge and etiquette falter. I have the opportunity to purchase a 1995 Dodge Roadtrek 170 Popular. It is a great looking little class b but the ...
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some use these for daily drivers- I wouldn;t.
they weigh as much as a truck...each stop requires alot of braking force, each start from a stop requires alot of motorvation.
each jounce and pothole will try to remove the cabinetry from the walls
that kind of use will wear out the brakes, suspension and put alot more strain on the motor, tranny and rear end than if driven for 500 miles at a stretch at a steady speed.
mike
they weigh as much as a truck...each stop requires alot of braking force, each start from a stop requires alot of motorvation.
each jounce and pothole will try to remove the cabinetry from the walls
that kind of use will wear out the brakes, suspension and put alot more strain on the motor, tranny and rear end than if driven for 500 miles at a stretch at a steady speed.
mike
