Anyone been in a Japanese RV?

Reddog1 wrote:
Interesting that it has a backboard. Think maybe it was designed by a basketball player? Could be a real challenge if you had one drink too many. I have seen similar designs in Europe. They had no backboard, just a shower pan with two molded a foot print on either side. Could be really tough if you had a broken leg.

Wayne

Um,,, Is that a back board ? Or, is it for young men that,,,,um,,, sometimes,,, have to do both at the same time and don't have good control over what direction things point ? (Wish I was that young again)

I can't squat. I loose my balance and fall. It gets to be a real challenge after a couple of my favorite adult beverages.

Interesting that it has a backboard. Think maybe it was designed by a basketball player? Could be a real challenge if you had one drink too many. I have seen similar designs in Europe. They had no backboard, just a shower pan with two molded a foot print on either side. Could be really tough if you had a broken leg.

Wayne

Hey, I get as close as I can to a squatting position when using a regular US toilet :). And I like that my van one is lower.

Carolinadingo wrote:
Squatting is better.

Lots of reading here http://www.nhtsa.gov/cars/rules/import/

Website will tel you everything about importing a vehicle and which ones are approved to be imported. Happy reading. It's really not hard, some federal forms, fees and make sure it's on the approved list.

Not only no but heck no! But to each their own....

Squatting is better.

Lots of reading here http://www.nhtsa.gov/cars/rules/import/

Website will tel you everything about importing a vehicle and which ones are approved to be imported. Happy reading. It's really not hard, some federal forms, fees and make sure it's on the approved list.

1L243 wrote:
No, I saw a Japanese toilet once..Think I will continue to buy in the USA.....

Haha.
My wife is Chinese. I learned that squatting is actually more healthy/productive ;)

No, I saw a Japanese toilet once..Think I will continue to buy in the USA.....

That Honda 5th wheel looked like it might be 1/2ton towable!

Zebede, yo can drive a vehicle from the right legally in the US. Post office does every day. I drive a rh Jeep Wrangler for the last ten years and no problems. The biggest import rule would be emissions equipment.

Zebedee wrote:

TucsonJim wrote:
And I'd be very curious about the quality of their units.

I would assume the quality would be solid, since Japan, like Germany, is known for excellent engineering and reliable products.

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