I just parked the beast. Well, there are some good things too. The view, no other RV offers the same. Quiet with the DP, I barely hear the engine wisper. Ride is very smooth, my coffee cup sits on a table beside me and very rarely fall down, and the table is only a folding one which is by nature fragile. Plus, I just stop, make a coffee pot, have lunch, and we are back on the road. Once your in, rain, snow, wind, you don't have to ever get out, I go for 600 miles with +- 25 gallons left in the tank. Sometimes I just stay in for a couple of days until I have to fuel up.
Mine have double pane window, you still see out in sub zero, and it is well insulated, I camped many times below freezing without a problem. With 31 gallons of propane, you go a long way. With the double pane, you still can see outside! I remember last year in the Canyon De Chelly in January, snowed in for a couple of days, it was wonderfull, the view, the comfort, the ease to change wet cloths.
It is hard to find the best choice.
