where are the "B" people?
why is there so little activity in the class "B" forum? I see plenty of class b's on the road but nobody talking about them? what was your reason for choosing a "B". good points, bad points of your...
Forum Discussion
Hi Folks,
I own with my wife a Roadtrek 190V. A Popular would have been better, but when buying it, there were not many used Class B's in New England. I had to see it and drive it before buying. The price was also right. I love it but my wife doesnt and wants a trailer.
I am 77 and love the ease of driving, the bathroom traveling with me, the ease of staying practically any place I want for the night. Also great for naps and it carries everything you need. Anything bigger would cause problems.
This is my second camper van. My first was a 1980 VW Vanagon. It was a camper, a work vehicle, and a commuting car. I would use my present Roadtrek as a second vehicle except for the HOAs rules. Yeaterday, I met a woman with a used 170 Roadtrek. It is her families second car.
When you put all these things together, there are great savings and ease of use in a Class B.
Heapie
I own with my wife a Roadtrek 190V. A Popular would have been better, but when buying it, there were not many used Class B's in New England. I had to see it and drive it before buying. The price was also right. I love it but my wife doesnt and wants a trailer.
I am 77 and love the ease of driving, the bathroom traveling with me, the ease of staying practically any place I want for the night. Also great for naps and it carries everything you need. Anything bigger would cause problems.
This is my second camper van. My first was a 1980 VW Vanagon. It was a camper, a work vehicle, and a commuting car. I would use my present Roadtrek as a second vehicle except for the HOAs rules. Yeaterday, I met a woman with a used 170 Roadtrek. It is her families second car.
When you put all these things together, there are great savings and ease of use in a Class B.
Heapie
