Phoenix Cruiser and Coach House
I think the Ford based products from these companies are interesting. Experiences, observations and opinions regarding them are solicited.
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I'll through in my two cents worth about the Phoenix Cruiser. We have owned a PC2350 for four years now. We were incredibly lucky to find a unit four miles down the street (Oklahoma City) that a new RVer had purchased eleven months earlier and then decided he wanted to try a diesel pusher. We had researched rigs of this size (24 feet) for a couple of years and since we have owned motor homes for over thirty years we really knew what we wanted and were quality sensitive.
We have not had a single problem with our PC or the E350 Ford. Like Ron indicated, the folks that started and built the company recently sold it to two new private owners and we will see how that works out.
Since I see you are in San Antonio, you might take a look at PPL Motorhomes consignment folks at their facility in New Braunfels. They are showing a 2004 PC on their website. Since PC sells factory direct, it can be a problem to find one to look at to see how you like the general design. 2004 is several years ago but you will find the overall body and models to be pretty similar from year to year and give you an idea. PPL seems to usually have a PC or two around most of the time.
We were set to fly up to Elkhart and spec a model 2350 out at the factory when we found ours. Talk about dumb Okie luck. We couldn't be happier with our rig. Much higher quality than most B+/Cs we have seen over the years.
Paul
We have not had a single problem with our PC or the E350 Ford. Like Ron indicated, the folks that started and built the company recently sold it to two new private owners and we will see how that works out.
Since I see you are in San Antonio, you might take a look at PPL Motorhomes consignment folks at their facility in New Braunfels. They are showing a 2004 PC on their website. Since PC sells factory direct, it can be a problem to find one to look at to see how you like the general design. 2004 is several years ago but you will find the overall body and models to be pretty similar from year to year and give you an idea. PPL seems to usually have a PC or two around most of the time.
We were set to fly up to Elkhart and spec a model 2350 out at the factory when we found ours. Talk about dumb Okie luck. We couldn't be happier with our rig. Much higher quality than most B+/Cs we have seen over the years.
Paul
