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Dynamax 24RB B+ only $69k. Lower prices coming?

mrshowtime3
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Explorer
I was pretty surprised to see the price of the brand new Dynamax 24RB was only $69k. Now Id prefer a actual class B, the Dynamax is a B+. But for the price it looks like the best deal out there by far. They have a Twin Bed model also.

Im really hoping this means that we start to see some more modestly priced B's and B+ models.

Here are links to check it out:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s5ND5Cd8YFM

http://terryfrazersrv.com/viewItem?stockNumber=24RBXXX

The Twin bed model is 8 inches longer but seems more up my alley. Ive been wondering why we dont see more Vans with the twin bed model. The Coachhouse Arriva has the perfect Class B layout IMO.
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Arizona_Kid
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Explorer
mlts22 wrote:
They might need to expand Dynamax's dealer network. Not many locations here in Texas, and RV sales here are insane due to the Midland oil field work.


If you have a good product they will come, just look at Lazy Daze.

Gene_in_NE
Explorer II
Explorer II
mrshowtime3 wrote:
I was pretty surprised to see the price of the brand new Dynamax 24RB was only $69k. Now Id prefer a actual class B, the Dynamax is a B+. But for the price it looks like the best deal out there by far. They have a Twin Bed model also.

Im really hoping this means that we start to see some more modestly priced B's and B+ models.

Here are links to check it out:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s5ND5Cd8YFM

http://terryfrazersrv.com/viewItem?stockNumber=24RBXXX

The Twin bed model is 8 inches longer but seems more up my alley. Ive been wondering why we dont see more Vans with the twin bed model. The Coachhouse Arriva has the perfect Class B layout IMO.
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mlts22
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Explorer
They might need to expand Dynamax's dealer network. Not many locations here in Texas, and RV sales here are insane due to the Midland oil field work.

tatest
Explorer II
Explorer II
Not so much lower prices coming, rather Forest River is taking the Dynamax brand into a new territory. The REV is not the same thing as an Isata, nor is the new lower cost Force motorhome the same thing as a Dynaquest.
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bobojay5
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Explorer
Like that 24TB. It's a class C though
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2013 Winnebago ERA 70A
Class B Van

mlts22
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Explorer
The MHSRV place sells it for $68911.00. This model isn't really a "B", but a Winnebago Trend competitor, with one floor plan similar to the 23B, and the other floorplan mimicing the Winnebago ERA 70A, except a tad wider, and the sofa about a foot longer.

dacar
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Explorer
no - lower prices for less quality. same dealer showing $90K class B with Mercedes
details always in the fine print

mrshowtime3
Explorer
Explorer
Yep, sure fire dealer here. Come on now....

Its just the first page I saw on Google. Fit RV is the first place I saw this model.

Ive mainly been interested in actual B's. The LTV Unity TB was my pick if I went B+. But this thing is almost half the cost.

Does Dynamax ever do video tours of their RVs like LTV and Pleasure Way do?

The non TB model seems a bit odd with the bed placement. Ive never seen that done before. Seems as tho you would have to make quite a jump into the bed.

senf
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Explorer
I am not sure what is going on, but as an expatriate Brit - the price shows as 69k pounds sterling, or 1.8 x 69 = cdn $ 124k or 1.6 x 69k = us $ 110k.

Even so the price is not high in the present market place.
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booster
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Explorer
Sure looks like a sales guy to me.

First post links to a dealer.