Some more Travato notes...
Since dealers have Travatos out in person, there are some quirks about this van that don't pop up in other "B" vans: 1: The shower drain uses a sump pump, that you turn on when showing, turn off w...
Forum Discussion
erip wrote:
bobojay:
i spoke to the sales department at great west right after the tampa show and they told me that the second floorplan without the 4 seats was going to be produced. However, they never did follow up with further information. For those of us looking forward to a promaster conversion, i think patience is going to be the word. I am drawn to the vehicle because of its width wise sleeping capability and width at the roof to make for better bathroom/shower capability and overall feeling or more room in a small space. I mostly dry camp/boondock and love the versatility of small vehicle, fully equipped. The Eko had potential but that company seems to have come and gone already
EKO turned out to be a "flash in the pan", not enough money, then say, just walk away from your customer kind of deal. They left people hanging after ordering units and paying.
Patience is the key word here. The Transit is coming along real quickly, and it'll be a big player too
