2017 Winnebago Cambria 30J look/ test drive
I looked at and drove a 2017 Itasca Cambria and needed some reviews out there. Here is what I found out, 136000 MSRP, final price 106k, Pros : Great rear storage, easy to drive,full body paint, NAVI...
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Ours is a 2008 Aspect 26A. It has 44K miles on it. As for build quality, I think it stands up there with the better built RVs. I love having a fiberglass roof. We did have a small leak at the slide which was easily repaired. The slide for the pantry and the clamping mechanism for the U shaped table were designed by engineers from the Rube Goldberg academy. On your model they are likely different. My wife says she is happy we don't have an oven and likes having the drawers instead. This is because she doesn't do the cooking and I do. One of these days, I'm going to have to take a step into the 21st century and learn how to use the convection oven. Ours also has the loose cap mounts another poster mentioned which are not a big deal to repair yourself once you remove the TV. WB is great about supplying parts even for an older rig like ours.
I have read from others who have built a 2" riser which installs under the driver's seat using 2X2 metal box channel It bolts to the seat bottom and the top of the seat base. Of course it isn't adjustable but it will raise the seat some. You could use 1X1 if you didn't want that much lift. Obviously this doesn't solve the lack of "power" seats.
Things we like are the very comfortable U shaped dinette, the quality cabinetry, the nice mattress, The size of the tanks, and the ride with the air bags on the rear suspension. The storage is more than adequate. Ours came with almost every option including full body paint and double pane windows. Ours is the perfect size for the 2 of us and our elderly beagle. We moved up to this after 2 TTs which we also enjoyed very much.
I have read from others who have built a 2" riser which installs under the driver's seat using 2X2 metal box channel It bolts to the seat bottom and the top of the seat base. Of course it isn't adjustable but it will raise the seat some. You could use 1X1 if you didn't want that much lift. Obviously this doesn't solve the lack of "power" seats.
Things we like are the very comfortable U shaped dinette, the quality cabinetry, the nice mattress, The size of the tanks, and the ride with the air bags on the rear suspension. The storage is more than adequate. Ours came with almost every option including full body paint and double pane windows. Ours is the perfect size for the 2 of us and our elderly beagle. We moved up to this after 2 TTs which we also enjoyed very much.
