Class B Van Manufacturers

Sportsmobile makes them on any van chassis and offers customer designed floor plans.

see www.sportsmobile.com

What do you have against the ProMaster chassis? :-) Just wondering...

PleasureWay uses Ford and Sprinter. Leisure Travel Vans used to build B's. Great West Vans might have something. There are others. A good place on the web to find Class B's might be Van City in St. Louis.

Look at the line-up of Leisure Travel vans. Although a little larger than a B, they have some nice floor plans and I recently saw a new one on a Chev chassis.

Great West Vans is out of business... don't expect them to be back as their bank closed them. There may still be negotiations going on, but...

Leisure Travel no longer makes any B Class units... only small Class C units. They are top quality, but very expensive. I suspect that they may never be able to start producing their B's again... and they were all on Sprinters. (their Chevy Class B was stopped some years ago now)

Pleasureway only makes small Class C units and one Promaster conversion.

Your choice is either Roadtrek or Sportsmobile.

Looking for something more like the current roadtrek chevy vans...Leisure and pleasure way used to make them...Sportsmobile is a pop up...we liked them, but not what we want. What we have against the promaster is the size...we are looking for something more profile, like a real van...

I think Roadtrek is just bringing out a shorter version of the ProMaster van called the Zion SRT which is 19'7" long. Not sure if that counts as a van for you though...

wbwood wrote:
Looking for something more like the current roadtrek chevy vans...Leisure and pleasure way used to make them...Sportsmobile is a pop up...we liked them, but not what we want. What we have against the promaster is the size...we are looking for something more profile, like a real van...

Sportsmobile produces fixed-high roofs in their Chevy vans.

buta4 is correct. I suggest you take the trouble to actually visit the Sportsmobile website to find out what they make.

Shearwater wrote:
buta4 is correct. I suggest you take the trouble to actually visit the Sportsmobile website to find out what they make.

I suggest you take the trouble and stop being rude....