Roadtrek 210 popular a "C" or a "B"?

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I may be splitting hairs, but is a RT 210 Popular a "C" or a "B"?  The reason I ask is that even though it does retain the rear van doors of the Chevrolet Express, it has a fiberglass body and roof tapering towards the front.

charles · Answer

It's a B, started life as a van, very similar to the Pleasure-way Excel models.Nick

escargot · Answer

I recall reading a response to same question here on rv.net.
More or less it went something like this:

The 210 is technically a "C" but was "allowed" to be discussed in the "B" forum because all the other RT models are "B"s.

handbasket · Answer

Escargot wrote:I recall reading a response to same question here on rv.net.More or less it went something like this:The 210 is technically a "C" but was "allowed" to be discussed in the "B" forum because all the other RT models are "B"s.Nope, that was a recollection about the RT _200_, which was made on a cutaway.  The 210's are all true B's.Jim, "I'm not hard of hearing. I'm hard of listening."

escargot · Answer

Thank you for the correction, Handbasket.I tried to make it clear that my recollection was vague. I should have added a disclaimer that I couldn't recollect what I had for lunch yesterday. ;)

bobojay5 · Answer

MLTS22, it's a true B as it started out as a van from Chevrolet. The PW Excel was also, but PW dropped it because the Ford E Series van supply is soon drying up as you know

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