Leisure Free Spirit SS (Single Slide)
Has anyone on the Forum seen the new Free Spirit SS (Single Slide)in person or purchased? Our Dealer just told me that they have not ordered one for there lot but are holding off as Manufacturer is ...
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I'm beginning to think that each LTV FS SS might be updated individually. We have a microwave/convection/broiler above a 3 cu ft fridge with tiny freezer (2014 brochure says 4.8 cu ft - I'm envious). We have a 2013 made in May which has the electric sofa (no fill in cushions) and a spacious drawer underneath which holds two large blankets, 3 pillows and bed linens (all bagged separately). It's not easy to make it up each day so sometimes we leave the fitted mattress cover and fitted sheet on during the day in the sofa position. I found it helps to put a large knot on the bottom corners of the top sheet and the top blanket as it keeps them from pulling out.
As for the sleeping arrangements, the male is nearest the bath as well as the electric recepticle as he has a cpap. I (the female) learned how to maneuver around making sure the seats are facing each other at night (sharp objects and shins not meeting in the dark). I do find it is a bit tight to pass the bottom two corners.
We are so very happy with our silver bullet and get lots of attention when people realize it is a motorhome not a passenger or plumbers van. We now have about 4000 miles on it and no problems except for a tire fiasco when we had metal valve stems and sheaths put on as recommended by the dealer. Not LTV problem just someone that wasn't familiar with the installation of them.
Happy Trails all
As for the sleeping arrangements, the male is nearest the bath as well as the electric recepticle as he has a cpap. I (the female) learned how to maneuver around making sure the seats are facing each other at night (sharp objects and shins not meeting in the dark). I do find it is a bit tight to pass the bottom two corners.
We are so very happy with our silver bullet and get lots of attention when people realize it is a motorhome not a passenger or plumbers van. We now have about 4000 miles on it and no problems except for a tire fiasco when we had metal valve stems and sheaths put on as recommended by the dealer. Not LTV problem just someone that wasn't familiar with the installation of them.
Happy Trails all
