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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Cheeze, nope, haven't painted it yet....still all plain white. Well maybe not Siberia, but I would like to do a Trans-Canada trip to Alaska some day. I'm just not yet ready to give up summers at the lake in NH.
For two people it's good. We have the sofa opposite the dinette that makes a super-king-sized bed if all converted to sleep mode. But we found that we could leave the dinette table setup and we slept with our feet out onto the dinette seats (sort of under the table) with our heads on the opposite wall. Was much easier to setup each night.
We had cold weather for much of the way down to Fla and we really appreciated the custom quilt my wife made to block off the heat-robbing cab from the coach. I'll try to get a picture of it, but it perfectly closes the opening with the quilt held at the top by closing the roll-down compartment doors on dowelled pockets along the top of the quilt. We were able to keep it warm and toasy with just a small quiet electric heater (with hookup).
For two people it's good. We have the sofa opposite the dinette that makes a super-king-sized bed if all converted to sleep mode. But we found that we could leave the dinette table setup and we slept with our feet out onto the dinette seats (sort of under the table) with our heads on the opposite wall. Was much easier to setup each night.
We had cold weather for much of the way down to Fla and we really appreciated the custom quilt my wife made to block off the heat-robbing cab from the coach. I'll try to get a picture of it, but it perfectly closes the opening with the quilt held at the top by closing the roll-down compartment doors on dowelled pockets along the top of the quilt. We were able to keep it warm and toasy with just a small quiet electric heater (with hookup).
