help with class C - thinking of Sprinter
Dear All: Haven't been on these forums in a long time. Need some help. We have had an entry level Sunnybrook Fifth wheel for 11 years. We used it a huge amount except for the last couple of years. ...
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magnusfide wrote:Hi Steve,
Phoenix Cruiser offers the MB Sprinter platform now. Have only heard good about them and Phoenix Cruiser builds it well. We're saving up for a PC.
We've owned a Phoenix Cruiser for 7 years now and counting. They are nice for the money spent, very well thought out little rigs. All models are offered with high quality optional slide outs. The company works customer deviations without a complaint, either at no charge or at cost. The company sells only factory-direct so you work directly with the people making your rig. And they stand behind their products well beyond the warranty period, meaning they will do repairs on older rigs at reasonable prices. I recall someone bought a 10 year old rig that was in an accident with repairs done poorly. He brings the rig to the factory and they rebuild the rig right for less than $2000. They basically charged by the hour, the right people on the job to get the rig put back together properly. Would Winnebago do that?
Two models, the 2350 and the 2400 are available on the Sprinter chassis.
CLICK HERE to get to the company website.
CLICK HERE to see model 2350 with a rear corner double bed. It is available on the Sprinter as some pictures show.
CLICK HERE for model 2400. This model is also available on the Sprinter.
CLICK HERE to see our 2007 2350 without a slide out. Very little has changed since 2007. Today the company offers a stretched version of our rig. It measures about 25' long, around 16" longer than ours. That one "Fancies" me. I'd request the extra space go into the bathroom and a longer bed to gain more outdoor storage. But the stretch is not available on the Sprinter, only the E350 and E450.
