Lazy Daze '96-2000 26.5MB, 26.5RB
Hi Looking for input on the above. CCC is of particular interest, as well as general opinion. I know Lazy Daze is highly-regarded. Some people don't like the dated styling; I couldn't care less. I ...
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Here's a few things to keep in mind:
- Lazy Daze uses wood for interior framing. I prefer steel, or ideally aluminum, so that there is no framing in the walls to rot, ever.
- The Ford V10 transmission is much better from 2005 onwards.
- The Lazy Daze aluminum roof can be dented from freak hail storms with large hail stones.
- For travel in parts of Mexico and in all of Central America I'd recommend looking into a Tiger Class C product, instead. Search these forums concerning Tiger motorhomes, as a starting point.
- Lazy Daze uses wood for interior framing. I prefer steel, or ideally aluminum, so that there is no framing in the walls to rot, ever.
- The Ford V10 transmission is much better from 2005 onwards.
- The Lazy Daze aluminum roof can be dented from freak hail storms with large hail stones.
- For travel in parts of Mexico and in all of Central America I'd recommend looking into a Tiger Class C product, instead. Search these forums concerning Tiger motorhomes, as a starting point.
