The View

d3500ram wrote:
People do see what they want to see... and I choose to not View.

...but if I did, my opinion is that I would want to see 40-45% of the Abbey Huntsman scenery and the other 55-60% of Elizabeth Hasselbeck... either way, that is 100% pretty good scenery.

FYI as a CYA, I did not have a TV in my TC nor a TV pulling my TC, is that OK?

LMKWYT,
LOL.

I've had the privilege of meeting and talking with Abby Huntsman's late grandfather Jon Huntsman SR, the founder of the Huntsman Cancer Institute.

He was the epitome of a true gentleman.

Just posting an example of how bad the view is from my front seat. ;)

That's Big Rock Candy Mountain, about 12 miles from home.

It takes a genius to figure out that the bigger the windshield the broader the view.

Pick your poison, a Class A would be my last choice for an RV.



The view from inside a Hino is nice too. They have HUGE windshields. I always thought it was like going to an IMAX theater.



It almost looks like my Skyline Week Ender extended further than my Lance does but I'm quite sure they're the same. Maybe I'll measure them when I get back home.



One time while driving through the Ave of the Giants in CA I did feel the extended cabover cut down on my view. :(

I'd never own an extended cab or a crew cab pickup. There are not a lot of nice used campers out there for regular cab trucks, nor are there a lot of newer used regular cab pickups. LOL

Like most of you, I love my setup.

I figured some of you would like the topic. ;)

d3500ram wrote:
People do see what they want to see... and I choose to not View.

...but if I did, my opinion is that I would want to see 40-45% of the Abbey Huntsman scenery and the other 55-60% of Elizabeth Hasselbeck... either way, that is 100% pretty good scenery.

FYI as a CYA, I did not have a TV in my TC nor a TV pulling my TC, is that OK?

LMKWYT,
LOL.

Like button! And more interesting than arguing about the view out of a windshield…

People do see what they want to see... and I choose to not View.

...but if I did, my opinion is that I would want to see 40-45% of the Abbey Huntsman scenery and the other 55-60% of Elizabeth Hasselbeck... either way, that is 100% pretty good scenery.

FYI as a CYA, I did not have a TV in my TC nor a TV pulling my TC, is that OK?

LMKWYT,
LOL.

specta wrote:
From inside a regular cab pickup carrying n extended cabover camper with a N/S facing queen size bed.

The camper literally obstructs nothing except sunlight. ;)

Looks like some spectacular views! Your windshield seems to stay cleaner too.

I agree the Class A windshields are much wider and taller, so the view is better. That picture doesn’t show how big they are since it is only a fraction of the windshield.

valhalla360 wrote:
Yeah, I thought the liberal crones were doing a segment on RVing. I hesitated before opening the thread.

But yeah, nice photos and I never really bought into the MH idea that you could see so much more.

You might be hearing from several more Class A owners, but "yes you can" see a lot more through the windshield of a Class A. Every type of RV, or RV setup, has its place, and its fans, but for me, there's nothing like the wide-open unobstructed view seen through the windshield of a Class A. There, just my opinion.

d3500ram wrote:
Whew! Nice images...

... for a moment I thought it was going to be a picture of Joy and Whoopie and did not want to upset my lunch

LOL....that was my first thought too and I had a great lunch that I wanted to stay put!

Yeah, I thought the liberal crones were doing a segment on RVing. I hesitated before opening the thread.

But yeah, nice photos and I never really bought into the MH idea that you could see so much more.

d3500ram wrote:
Whew! Nice images...

... for a moment I thought it was going to be a picture of Joy and Whoopie and did not want to upset my lunch

Well said and good for you sport. Happy Trails