Yes, I know it's VERRRRY heavy and very expensive (I'd imagine)!! But sheesh...this thing just blows me away!! :E-An actual shower that someone my size could FIT in (6-1).-A 650W solar system on the roof.-SIX batteries on board.-Radiant heat in floor...
With much regret, my Amerigo TC is officially for sale! I am moving soon, and I'm afraid it won't fit in my new garage I just don't want to haul it over there and have it sit outdoors while I really don't know when I will ever find time to restore ...
I hear you, Bedlam!I think if I was going to spend $100k or so on an RV, I would have a hard time convincing myself to get a 4,000+lb TC and a 4500/5500 class truck instead of a 24ft Class A motorhome with a turbo diesel 6cyl (Sprinter chassis) that ...
jmtandem wrote: I also was less than impressed with the array of switches that are vertically positioned on the wall. I think a control panel that accommodated all the switches would be cleaner and more professional. Agreed! The camper is heavy...
kerry4951 wrote:"TONSSS of storage space both inside and out".........I dont see it. The cabover bed area has hardly any storage for clothing. Id much rather have the Eagle Cap 1165.Ok, perhaps I should have said "plenty of storage..." :BThe 1165 def...
jimh425 wrote: Fwiw, most of us can shower in any shower, I'm 6'1", too.I'm going to assume you've never tried showering in an old '72 Amerigo wet bath with it's 2sq ft of actual shower floor space!
