short Class B for fulltime solo travel

I second the post about sportsmobile. They will build on any platform you want and will put in exactly the furniture you want and nothing you don't. Check out their website. You can get the exact price for any configuration you want.
Personally, I would avoid the Promaster models - Fiat and Chrysler in general have the worst repair records of any company.

Thanks, those are two good suggestions!

OnTaMove wrote:
"Pleasure Way Ascent"
Thank you. 19' 7" - also definitely belongs on my list!
MSRP starts at $129,155.00. Does anyone know what they actually sell for?

Historically, Class B's have sold at around 12-18% discount.

Odd that no one has mentioned the Promaster based RV's. In the under 20 foot, they are the most appealing options to me. Roadtrek has the Zion SRT and Simplicity SRT had two different price points. For those of us who avoid diesel like the plague... especially now with all the pollution control system issues... they are the same length as the Chevies, but give more interior space.

We have the RT190 Versatile. We have room for two, and stay pretty comfortable. We haven't been in it full time though.

SPORTSMOBILE..:) Design your own.

We have a Roadtrek 170. There are 2 of us, but we chose the 170 for its shortness because of maneuverability. We test drove other longer Bs and the turning radius turned us off.

One thing to make sure of is that the front seats swivel around to face the back so that you can keep the back bed made up. We were in a Pleasureway B where the seats didn't swivel and the couple had to fool with the bed morning and night.

Another thing to look at is interior storage. Comparing our 170 to that Pleasureway - they had lots more cupboards than ours, but theirs felt closed in - I would get claustrophobic. Depends on what you want and I would think for fulltiming more cupboards are better.

Good luck!

OnTaMove wrote:
What are the pros and cons of gas vs diesel?

Google "pros and cons of gas versus diesel?" and find out.
It's been discussed/debated, ad infinitum, on this and every other forum known to man.

"Pleasure Way Ascent"
Thank you. 19' 7" - also definitely belongs on my list!
MSRP starts at $129,155.00. Does anyone know what they actually sell for?

What are the pros and cons of gas vs diesel?

Pleasure Way Ascent