Difference in Itasca Winnebago and View
We're looking to trade and would like to know the difference between the two.
Forum Discussion
From reading these forums down through the years regarding what folks do and don't have in/on their Class C rigs, I'm not sure that Itasca isn't a bit "higher end" than the standard Winnebago units .... or least maybe the Winnebago's Itasca line used to be.
For instance, my stock 2005 Itasca Class C came with such things (some of which might have been optional within Winnebago's namesake line) as:
- Heated tanks
- Outside shower
- Dual 12 volt batteries
- A built-in charging station including 4 FRS walkie-talkies
- An automatic electric coach step
- An outside entertainment center with radio, TV outlets, 120V/12V outlets and TV shelf ,,, including a separate antenna on the roof for the ET center radio
- Key fob controlled cab locks
- Heated and remotely adjustable cab mirrors
- Heat shields underneath between the exhaust pipes and the cab floors
- A surround speaker system in the coach
- Cab RV radio with controls on the steering wheel
- Two of the seven exterior storage cabinets go laterally across under the coach floor for storage of long items
- All exterior storage cabinets are carpet lined
- Crome wheel covers
- Mounted full spare tire, including some changing equipment for it
- Aluminum driver/passenger running boards
- Gravity locks on all cabinetry drawers
- Solid oak miter-jointed cabinet doors
- Digital furnace and air conditioning controls
- Multi-ducted heating and cooling
- Built-in fresh water filtration system
- Shower with ON/OFF control on the shower head
- Included curtains for blocking off the cab area, the rear bed, and the cabover bed
- Dual floor covering ... galley area vinyl, other areas carpet
- Separate enclosed cabinets for the 120V AC fuses and 12V DC fuses
For instance, my stock 2005 Itasca Class C came with such things (some of which might have been optional within Winnebago's namesake line) as:
- Heated tanks
- Outside shower
- Dual 12 volt batteries
- A built-in charging station including 4 FRS walkie-talkies
- An automatic electric coach step
- An outside entertainment center with radio, TV outlets, 120V/12V outlets and TV shelf ,,, including a separate antenna on the roof for the ET center radio
- Key fob controlled cab locks
- Heated and remotely adjustable cab mirrors
- Heat shields underneath between the exhaust pipes and the cab floors
- A surround speaker system in the coach
- Cab RV radio with controls on the steering wheel
- Two of the seven exterior storage cabinets go laterally across under the coach floor for storage of long items
- All exterior storage cabinets are carpet lined
- Crome wheel covers
- Mounted full spare tire, including some changing equipment for it
- Aluminum driver/passenger running boards
- Gravity locks on all cabinetry drawers
- Solid oak miter-jointed cabinet doors
- Digital furnace and air conditioning controls
- Multi-ducted heating and cooling
- Built-in fresh water filtration system
- Shower with ON/OFF control on the shower head
- Included curtains for blocking off the cab area, the rear bed, and the cabover bed
- Dual floor covering ... galley area vinyl, other areas carpet
- Separate enclosed cabinets for the 120V AC fuses and 12V DC fuses
