Conversion Vans not allowed at some RV Parks?
I've been happily turning a new Transit T250, medium-high roof van into a "travel van" to get us back and forth from FL, and to do some sightseeing and weekend camping. The dinette turns into a bed w...
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With class "B" vans going upwards of $300,000, they are the the second most expensive type of motorhome there is. Some RV park turning down an Advanced RV 4x4 Sprinter with air ride suspension, for some reason, is just plain dumb.
Vans are not cheap. I see 20 year old conversion vans still selling for $20,000, and 10 year old Sprinters selling for the price the van was originally worth, especially the older T1Ns that had the five-banger.
There is no difference between a class "B" and a converted van except for a RVIA sticker.
If I go the custom route, I'm probably going to do similar, except have Sportsmobile upfit a SRW T-350 van.
Vans are not cheap. I see 20 year old conversion vans still selling for $20,000, and 10 year old Sprinters selling for the price the van was originally worth, especially the older T1Ns that had the five-banger.
There is no difference between a class "B" and a converted van except for a RVIA sticker.
If I go the custom route, I'm probably going to do similar, except have Sportsmobile upfit a SRW T-350 van.
