pasusan wrote:
I do worry most about being able to stand up in the main area - some specs say the interior height is 72" and some say 73".
I'm 5'11" and until a few months ago, I had 2006 Roadtrek 170 Popular.
I loved the way it handled, but it was too small inside for me traveling alone. I couldn't stretch out on the bed, and it was easy to hit my head on the a/c vent in the hallway. Standing in the bathroom was another problem - couldn't stand up straight - had to learn to bend my knees and lean back while doing number 1.
Reluctantly, I sold the Roadtrek and got a B+, a Coachhouse Platinum 232 XL - which I was able to buy for about the same price I sold the Roadtrek for.
It has a lot more headroom, longer bed, real bathroom, real shower, full-size fridge, even a dinette table. More storage too.
The B+ handles about the same as the Roadtrek, but it is a little more stable on the highway due to the rear dual wheels.
It doesn't get as good as gas mileage as the Roadtrek, but I'll trade a few mpg for all the extra room inside.
Before you buy, spend some time inside different models. Walk around with the two of you inside, moving from the bathroom to the kitchen and bed (which is what you'll be doing when you camp).
This will help you decide which model will work best for you.
Bill