Advanced Rv
Did any one get a good look at the Advanced RV at B Rally? Comments pro/con?
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There were two Advanced RVs at the rally! One had a light maple laminate interior and the other had black laminate with subtle streaks of white or light gray running through it.
My first thought on seeing the black cabinets was, "Oh no, too trendy," but after about a minute inside the unit, I realized the color totally worked with the sleek lines and curves of the cabinets. Much thought has been given to the shape of the cabinets and countertops. The word "modern" comes to mind, as does "casually elegant." A fellow rally goer described the look as "crisp."
Someone at their plant certainly has an eye for design.
Other items that impressed me were the electric fold-out bed (super comfortable) and the amount of storage behind the bed. Another great feature was the passenger side screen door. As of right now, the company can install these doors on existing Sprinters.
Which leads to what I think is the best feature of Advanced RV. Like Sportsmobile, they do custom builds. The owners seem very willing to incorporate whatever features you can imagine.
My first thought on seeing the black cabinets was, "Oh no, too trendy," but after about a minute inside the unit, I realized the color totally worked with the sleek lines and curves of the cabinets. Much thought has been given to the shape of the cabinets and countertops. The word "modern" comes to mind, as does "casually elegant." A fellow rally goer described the look as "crisp."
Someone at their plant certainly has an eye for design.
Other items that impressed me were the electric fold-out bed (super comfortable) and the amount of storage behind the bed. Another great feature was the passenger side screen door. As of right now, the company can install these doors on existing Sprinters.
Which leads to what I think is the best feature of Advanced RV. Like Sportsmobile, they do custom builds. The owners seem very willing to incorporate whatever features you can imagine.
