To "B" or not to "B"
Having read through the archives of the B RVs it seems that a false dichotomy has emerged with the introduction of Sprinter chassis' to C brands. An example: the Phoenix Cruiser 2400 is now available ...
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Nick, I understand that in context to this thread and the definition of the B. I am one of the more vocal about the definition and the segregation of content in this forum and I know the long running RV.net B Rally is pretty strict about it too.
Yet, I have no problem with the BEE Socials (I've even hosted one), and two other forums (Class B Forum and Sprinter-Source Forum) that freely intermix the discussion of all types per the forum managers' desires, and the BEE Social Group on Facebook that is primarily Class B at its roots but not exclusionary.
However, I don't plan to go into the Class A forum here since I ordered a B 24 foot long Class B van or two foot longer than my father's original Winnebago Brave and attempt to tell them I have a Class A and then proceed to gloat on my decision and perceived advantages as so many Class C owners try to do here on about any inquiry about a B and then argue they have a B. Way too many I think and it gets kind of tedious. A Class B is a VAN "here" and everyone should get over it.
Yet, I have no problem with the BEE Socials (I've even hosted one), and two other forums (Class B Forum and Sprinter-Source Forum) that freely intermix the discussion of all types per the forum managers' desires, and the BEE Social Group on Facebook that is primarily Class B at its roots but not exclusionary.
However, I don't plan to go into the Class A forum here since I ordered a B 24 foot long Class B van or two foot longer than my father's original Winnebago Brave and attempt to tell them I have a Class A and then proceed to gloat on my decision and perceived advantages as so many Class C owners try to do here on about any inquiry about a B and then argue they have a B. Way too many I think and it gets kind of tedious. A Class B is a VAN "here" and everyone should get over it.
