Cruiser RV, Embrace
Looking at TTs and the Embrace 275 appears to have a good price with the options we need/want. Trying to get some history on the Embrace and the parent company in general. The salesman tells me the Em...
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We're too looking at the Cruiser RV brand of campers. We're looking at the Fun Finder 31BH in particular. It's very interesting to compare the same floor plan between all of their brands. You're correct that the Embrace is made exclusively for Camper's Inn.
The following are all the same floor plan
Fun Finder 31BH
Embrace EL310
MPG 3100BH
Radiance 30DS
Shadow Cruiser 313BHS
And a few of the Heartland brand are the same floor plan as well
Mallard M32
North Trail
Sundance
I found subtle differences between each brand. Most have 60x80 queens and solid surface counters in the kitchen but some are different. Some have a tile backsplash in the kitchen. Some have an extra foot in the bedroom so you can walk around the bed. So some are 35'5" and the others are 36'5"
MPG: not solid surface in kitchen, king bed, cheaper stove
Radiance: king bed
Shadow Cruiser: not solid surface
Sundance: not solid surface, cheaper stove
Mallard: 74" bed (made exclusive for Camper World)
North Trail: 74" bed
All in all, the whole family of these campers seems like a very good deal for the money. The weights are quite nice as well, assuming they are built well.
The following are all the same floor plan
Fun Finder 31BH
Embrace EL310
MPG 3100BH
Radiance 30DS
Shadow Cruiser 313BHS
And a few of the Heartland brand are the same floor plan as well
Mallard M32
North Trail
Sundance
I found subtle differences between each brand. Most have 60x80 queens and solid surface counters in the kitchen but some are different. Some have a tile backsplash in the kitchen. Some have an extra foot in the bedroom so you can walk around the bed. So some are 35'5" and the others are 36'5"
MPG: not solid surface in kitchen, king bed, cheaper stove
Radiance: king bed
Shadow Cruiser: not solid surface
Sundance: not solid surface, cheaper stove
Mallard: 74" bed (made exclusive for Camper World)
North Trail: 74" bed
All in all, the whole family of these campers seems like a very good deal for the money. The weights are quite nice as well, assuming they are built well.
