Why no rear window in Holiday Rambler?
Hi Everyone! I'm currently living in Las Vegas, NV. as a Full-Timer in a late model Class A Motorhome with a nice amount of windows in the rear bedroom I've grown fun of,,, that's the only feature...
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I love having a window on the rear wall of the bedroom in our Class A. Would not be without it.
This is/was actually a deal-breaker for us, I won't have a MH without a window on that back wall. I like being able to see behind the MH. This is especially nice to have when you get a site that backs up to a lake or river (my favorite way to camp).
'Tis one of the big reasons why I won't own a DP Motorhome and marked them off of our list early on, before even considering cost and other issues. I've yet to ever find any DP with a window on that back wall.
Anyone know why that is? Does the air intake and other things for that diesel engine back there completely take up the back wall?
I've often wondered if money was no object, if a company like Foretravel or Prevost could custom build a diesel pusher with a window back there. Or, is it just physically impossible with a rear engine chassis?
This is/was actually a deal-breaker for us, I won't have a MH without a window on that back wall. I like being able to see behind the MH. This is especially nice to have when you get a site that backs up to a lake or river (my favorite way to camp).
'Tis one of the big reasons why I won't own a DP Motorhome and marked them off of our list early on, before even considering cost and other issues. I've yet to ever find any DP with a window on that back wall.
Anyone know why that is? Does the air intake and other things for that diesel engine back there completely take up the back wall?
I've often wondered if money was no object, if a company like Foretravel or Prevost could custom build a diesel pusher with a window back there. Or, is it just physically impossible with a rear engine chassis?
