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road-runner wrote:My Phoenix cruiser without a slide out is not common. We special ordered ours that way. Most PC's have a slide out behind the driver seat, but it is set back nicely.ron.dittmer wrote:You're correct. I certainly didn't look at every class C with a slideout. I'll add that the seat travel wasn't the only factor that sent me to the Sprinter. All of the Ford chassis models I looked at were difficult to maneuver around the doghouse, and I was aghast at the narrow foot space for driver and passenger. That could possibly be a reaction from spending most of my working life in horrible cramped tiny cubicles.road-runner wrote:Then you did not look at a Phoenix Cruiser E450. ๐
When we were shopping for a class C I could not find a single slideout model on a Ford or Chevy chassis where I could put the front seat back far enough for myself.
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ron.dittmer wrote:You're correct. I certainly didn't look at every class C with a slideout. I'll add that the seat travel wasn't the only factor that sent me to the Sprinter. All of the Ford chassis models I looked at were difficult to maneuver around the doghouse, and I was aghast at the narrow foot space for driver and passenger. That could possibly be a reaction from spending most of my working life in horrible cramped tiny cubicles.road-runner wrote:Then you did not look at a Phoenix Cruiser E450. ๐
When we were shopping for a class C I could not find a single slideout model on a Ford or Chevy chassis where I could put the front seat back far enough for myself.
โApr-12-2019 09:59 PM
road-runner wrote:Then you did not look at a Phoenix Cruiser E450. ๐
When we were shopping for a class C I could not find a single slideout model on a Ford or Chevy chassis where I could put the front seat back far enough for myself.
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you might have to get a machine shop to drill the holes and sand the saw cuts for you, then attack the bars to the seat and to the floor box.
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carringb wrote:There are ebay sellers offering brand new take-off OEM seats. Prices are around $100 per seat but shipping is expensive. I am not sure E-series are available. Just ask the sellers.
Does it have RV seats? Or Ford seats? Most RV seats are way thicker, and less comfortable too IMO.
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