B+ motorhomes
I just bought a Trail Lite B+ 211s with 8.1 Chevy engine. This is my fifth motorhome (others range from an old 20' Vagabond, and three Winnegagos, from 19 to 32'. This vehicle is fantastic. I am...
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So, how many Trail-Lite B+ owners still out there on this forum? I have owned my Chevy M211 since 2009 and now have 54,000 miles on it. I dare say it’s a far cry better than new with many upgrades not even available when it was built in 2001. I have sold our lake house so this is my new hobby and I spend many hours perfecting the old gal. Not sure what it’s worth on the market, but even though I can easily afford a new unit, I enjoy the features of this coach and the challenge to keep it like new or better. It’s stored in a soft-top shelter tear-round.
Some of the enhancements include converting to twin beds by adding a Lagun table bracket; in-dash nav unit Bluetooth radio; LED indirect lighting LED awning light bar; alloy wheels; flat panel TV; MaxxAir delux fan vent; TPMS; LED marker lamps and tail lights; new bath and kitchen sink fixtures; external propane tap for Blackstone grill; power windows and locks; alarm; bedside and in-dash USB charge ports; and new exterior graphics.
Doing short trips around New England and a longer trip to Gettysburg at end of month. B+ Campers are certainly in demand these days.
Some of the enhancements include converting to twin beds by adding a Lagun table bracket; in-dash nav unit Bluetooth radio; LED indirect lighting LED awning light bar; alloy wheels; flat panel TV; MaxxAir delux fan vent; TPMS; LED marker lamps and tail lights; new bath and kitchen sink fixtures; external propane tap for Blackstone grill; power windows and locks; alarm; bedside and in-dash USB charge ports; and new exterior graphics.
Doing short trips around New England and a longer trip to Gettysburg at end of month. B+ Campers are certainly in demand these days.
