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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With the 6 ft counterspace (corian) with our Pleasure-way Plateau TS2006 (2007 build), we have glass -covered 2 burners and covered sink which gives me, the chef for the last 25 years, lots of room to wield my utensils, derive additional culinary innovation from adding Makers-Mark Bourbon to certain recipes(tested first by me), in honour of my much-loved American friends(Rvers included) and not to be cramped in doing all the preparations for my French/Chinese/Canadian/AMerican and other-type dishes. Potential B RV purchasers need to remember that a lot of Rvers cook INSIDE their RVs and want the space adequate and well-managed.Tvs on the kitchen countertop is worse than an oxymoron!! "Save me!!" is one of my favourite expressions when I see this dumb idea. But I really like Robert Ryan's pics of a bunk bed facility at the back of a SPrinter. That is useful. Note: I see that the US Plateau TS does not have the glass covered burners for 2006 but the 2007 does. Mine is a 20th Anniversary conversion model. In Canada, the chassis/unit manufacture date must be the year for selling, unlike the US.
