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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Read some interesting info on the 2014 ERAs on this thread.
Biggest change is solid color offerings, black, silver, and beige. After that, a change in graphics which can be removed.
Finally, WGO added LED lighting under the awning.
Disclaimer: This is secondhand info, but interesting nonetheless.
A black ERA would be great for stealth camping, although in Texas, a silver color is a lot more realistic due to the heat.
I do wish WGO could do like the other makers and ditch the absorption fridge for a 12VDC/120VAC model. That way, the ugly plastic ports would be gone, and the van wouldn't have to be precisely level. As an added bonus, beer gets colder faster.
Biggest change is solid color offerings, black, silver, and beige. After that, a change in graphics which can be removed.
Finally, WGO added LED lighting under the awning.
Disclaimer: This is secondhand info, but interesting nonetheless.
A black ERA would be great for stealth camping, although in Texas, a silver color is a lot more realistic due to the heat.
I do wish WGO could do like the other makers and ditch the absorption fridge for a 12VDC/120VAC model. That way, the ugly plastic ports would be gone, and the van wouldn't have to be precisely level. As an added bonus, beer gets colder faster.
