Really examined Class Bs in person. Most of them I don't see how two people can live in them, vs just my self a 85 pound dog. I wanted to like the Travato, but the upfront area with the dinette and the seat covering the water tank was just a poor des...
I agree on the propane usage estimation being two high. I just got back form a 3 month trip. most of the time fridge was on propane, furnace used at night and cooked most meal inside RV. Typical usage was 8 gals over 2 weeks which meant I easily coul...
Nothing wrong with talking about the choice between a B or a C in a Class B forum. It is a natural discussion as people are trying to decide whether a B or a C is best for them. I personally have found the Bs too small especially in the bath area wit...
The Travato both 59K and 59G layouts have decent size wet showers. The other Bs IMHO have poor excuses for showers. The 59K has the most open layout while the 59G may have the most floor space due to the murphy bed design. You may also want to look a...
Seems like a small van would be a lot less expensive than a conversion van if you plan to stay in hotels. With the money you save you could stay in some very nice hotel. Install a small fridge if you want one, but plenty of places for restrooms.
You can also buy used if you want to save $$$. I picked up a real clean 2002 23' Coach House for 25% what a new one would cost. I'll probably invest $4-5K into doing some upgrades, but I feel I'm still money ahead even if I get some unexpected repair...
