Winnebago ERA
Well yesterday we test drove the Itaska Navion, a class "C" and a Winnebago ERA. I guess we are just "B" people at heart. The ERA was the clear winner. I must confess it is exactly what we want, floor...
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I looked at the Era 70A again yesterday at a B friend's house in Kerrville, Texas. The most impressive thing to me was the fixed bed in the back with the V notch that you could leave out or fill in. I think I would leave it out and use the storage space for something else where you would normally store it away. There is a lot of storage under the bed and a nice feature is you can access that storage by lifting the hinged bed top from inside.
The aisle is much tighter for two people to pass by than our Great West Van Legend. We rarely use one TV so two seems excessive. Our Legend has a more open feel.
The front side sofa that folds out to a bed probably best for a kid is a nice touch but a third person sitting sideways is not. They could offer more options for that space.
They need side and back screen options. We can't live without them anymore with our Legend. They could easily design a nifty back door screen.
Fit and finish is average. Probably better than 90% of the RVs people settle for but not of the standards set by the Canadian B converters. But then the price isn't the same either.
The aisle is much tighter for two people to pass by than our Great West Van Legend. We rarely use one TV so two seems excessive. Our Legend has a more open feel.
The front side sofa that folds out to a bed probably best for a kid is a nice touch but a third person sitting sideways is not. They could offer more options for that space.
They need side and back screen options. We can't live without them anymore with our Legend. They could easily design a nifty back door screen.
Fit and finish is average. Probably better than 90% of the RVs people settle for but not of the standards set by the Canadian B converters. But then the price isn't the same either.
