Question about older model Roadtrek
Hello, I'm new here so please pardon if my forum knowledge and etiquette falter. I have the opportunity to purchase a 1995 Dodge Roadtrek 170 Popular. It is a great looking little class b but the ...
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I notice in your signature that you just joined this forum. Are you new to RVing in general or just to this forum and Class Bs?
You might consider that if this is your first experience, you don't want to do anything that can be avoided that would cause it to be a bad experience. There are a lot of great, used units out there and patience is required to find them. It is not unusual for folks to travel pretty good distances to find their baby.
We owned a 1996 Roadtrek 190P for years and it probably created more great memories for us than any other RV we have owned and we have been owning them for thirty five years. That little Dodge 318 in most of the older Dodge RTs is a bullet proof engine. Maybe you need to just pause and think about this a bit. By the way, I truly find better fit and finish and quality in the older rigs than the new ones in many respects. The older Roadtreks had incredibly well designed and built cabinetry and finish.
Paul
You might consider that if this is your first experience, you don't want to do anything that can be avoided that would cause it to be a bad experience. There are a lot of great, used units out there and patience is required to find them. It is not unusual for folks to travel pretty good distances to find their baby.
We owned a 1996 Roadtrek 190P for years and it probably created more great memories for us than any other RV we have owned and we have been owning them for thirty five years. That little Dodge 318 in most of the older Dodge RTs is a bullet proof engine. Maybe you need to just pause and think about this a bit. By the way, I truly find better fit and finish and quality in the older rigs than the new ones in many respects. The older Roadtreks had incredibly well designed and built cabinetry and finish.
Paul
