Roadtrek's ProMaster "B"

If I want to look at the internet, I want a real screen, so I use my laptop. My cell is for communications on the road... and at home I use Skype for calls. Total cost for phone service (including long distance - US and Canada) nationwide is $11 a month.

Phones are for phone calls? I have a new iPhone 6 Plus and I have dropped it more times than I've made phone calls on it so far. ;)

PS. I finally bought a leather case for it so I can grip it better. :)

My phone only does phone calls. :C

They have a lot of the same information, but it is much better organized now. The online DYO planner hasn't been updated and probably won't be for awhile. But, the new floor plans are in the DYO section where you can print them off and play paper dolls with their furniture options.

There are still a few uncompleted pages here and there.

For those pondering Promaster versus Transit, if you do the dropdown "van info" for each of them... go down to the bottom of the new page and pick "Van Dimension Comparisons." It gives you the various length options with the convertible space.

mumkin.I did as you suggested and found Sportsmobile's very informative website even better using a computer, but pretty glitchy using my Android phone.

stan909 wrote:
... but you must be joking about Sportsmobile's website. That place may actually suffer from too much info.

And most of it is outdated and has changed significantly. My information was from them... not "joking"... as they told me a couple months ago that a new website wass being created.

And if you click on it today... as I just did... you will see their new website!! :B Now I am going to see how it is working.

I should make a pit stop at the SMB factory here in town to see if they are doing any Transit or PM upfits. Even with the options, an upfitted Transit or PM is pretty competitive with a Travato and other "B"s.

I still wonder how RT is going to pitch this model. I'm hoping that at the minimum it comes standard with the same amenities (and perhaps better tank capacities) that the Travato has.

loving retirement wrote:
cjscotty,

where can I find a floor plan to that model. I can't find it at their web site which appears to need some major work.

Contact via e-mail their sales department, sales@greatwestvans.com They sent me pics on my e-mail but I can't get them up on here. If you PM me with your e-mail I could e-mail them to you

Seriously. They could just get a college kid to do it. I did include all of them in my statement "and that includes any company" , but you must be joking about Sportsmobile's website. That place may actually suffer from too much info. If you are referring to the Promaster they would tell you to look at the Sprinter floorplans. They are building on Promaster vans now but as with all things at Sportsmobile it's custom work.

stan909 wrote:
Changing a website is amazingly easy and takes so little time that it verges on neglect. If they have investers then they are being ill served and that goes for any company. It's a web world now.

Since it is so easy and takes so little time, why don't you volunteer to create it for them?

They are a small company with private ownership. At this point, they are selling what they produce. They are not Roadtrek or Pleasureway or Triple E... and as Davydd says, there is more on Facebook.

A good website is complicated and expensive if you don't have anyone on staff to do it. The existing website is not very good anyway. I suspect that they plan to abandon it and start over. I know that the new Sportsmobile website has been "in process" for months now and still not up either. Not to mention that Pleasureway doesn't have the new Promaster on their website yet. Wonder how long it will take Roadtrek to get theirs up.

where can I find a floor plan to that model.

As far as I know, one hasn't been published anywhere. You can figure it out from the photos easy enough. That is a prototype.

Changing a website is amazingly easy and takes so little time that it verges on neglect. If they have investers then they are being ill served and that goes for any company. It's a web world now.