The big boy class A's

Let me put it like this. Define Apathetic: Don't know, Don't care!

smlranger wrote:
We saw one in Newport, OR and several at Mountain Falls RV Resort in Lake Toxaway, NC. OH, and saw a bunch at the Marathon factory in Coburg, OR.

X-2, I stayed at a upscale RV Resort in Newport, Oregon in 1999 the RV Resort had a short "irons only" golf course. I can't remember the name of the RV Resort, but the RV Staff stuck me in the middle of the Millionaires Row. I had the only coach there that was under 1/2 million dollars. There was at least a dozen of these high end coaches there. If I'm not mistaken all the RV Spaces were For Sale or where owned and rented out? The RV Resort was high bank waterfront property.

if you want to see lots of Prevost, Newells and other top of the line coaches,go to Nascar, NHRA races. Plenty of the racers have someone drive their coaches their to stay in rather than staying in hotels. On the way back from NY there were one after another of these big ones on the road coming from the Poconos after the race, most all of them had a 4 door full size pickup behind with a golf cart in the bed of the truck

Folks with high end coaches usually do not mix with RVers that drive Monaco's or Country Coaches. Haven't you heard the saying: Birds of a feather stick together? LOL! You will see some older Prevosts, Newells and MCI, but not many. They have their high end resorts that are built to cater to these rich people.

Nothing wrong with it, I can see their point of segregating themselves to the same standards they have.

The provost next to me has 189 gallons of water and 189 gallon holding tank. I think he will make the week here at the balloon fest. I have 110 gallons grey and 80 black and 110 gallon of water and I will make it thru the the 10 days too.

I took the kids (they are 20) to a concert called Coachella this spring, and we stayed at the Motorcoach Country Club. I've never seen that many high end coaches, ever !! We almost had the cheapest one there. lol Lot's of Prevosts and Newells with a few Heritages thrown in.

mp

etruitt wrote:
I thought I had missed something. I guess they are cheaper than I am. But with their equipment they can stay anywhere they want. I have to dump every now and then and have hook ups now and then. Have not tried Walmart yet. I like to watch tv late at night. At Walmart I feel like I would have to turn off the gen set by about 10:00 PM or so.

If you need the generator for tv at night after driving all day
You need new batteries
If you had said A/C...It would have made sense

We have them dry camping right next to us at the Albuquerque Balloon Fiesta! We'll make our holding tanks last the 12 days we're here. I wonder if they can. :)

We saw one in Newport, OR and several at Mountain Falls RV Resort in Lake Toxaway, NC. OH, and saw a bunch at the Marathon factory in Coburg, OR.

Some of my friends I travel with have Prevosts and quite frankly they are a pain to do any outside the box real RV camping with. I.E MH's vs Bus.

As a destination MH the Prevost can't be beat hands down driving down the road especially long distance. But due to their size, maneuverability, parking, turning radius, etc., you can't just jump in and go have fun anywhere you want in one as easily as a standard size MH! Prevosts like to be parked and then the owners enjoy their amenities. :W