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Re: Grech RV?
mumkin wrote: I've never heard of them before, even though they claim to have been in business for 37 years. The answer to how many it sleeps appears to be none. It is pretty much a passenger van with a bathroom and small galley. The power sofa folds out, just like our PleasureWay. There’s also a kit for the 4 captains chairs, that make 2 beds for grandkids413Views0likes0CommentsRe: Grech RV?
QCMan wrote: Just curious as to where nine people would sleep in a class b. In this instance, we would use it for family travel (where we would stay in hotels at night) and also girls’ shopping trips, sporting events etc. Just my husband and I at night, with an occasional grandchild :D414Views0likes0CommentsGrech RV?
Has anyone heard of them? I am looking for a B with the most seatbelts, at least as many as our PleasureWay which has 5. The Grech Touring Edition has seatbelts for 9! They are pricey (what isn’t these days?!) but they are sold through the Campers Inn chain and we get a discount through Costco. Any suggestions for other RVs are also welcome. Thanks! https://grechrv.com/2.4KViews0likes5CommentsRe: Oil change at Lazy Days, Tampa and was overfilled
We've been happy in the past with their service work, and I know you have too. With over 200 service bays, you know they are doing something right. They know you and your rig, I wouldn't hesitate to take it to them. Good luck!517Views0likes0CommentsNeed Help Choosing a Class A - Does This Model Exist?
My son and his wife want to join us on our camping trips. They would like a gas not diesel unit. They would also like bunks beds, a bath and a half, outdoor kitchen and entertainment center, and maybe solar. I'm not really familiar with Class A RVs so definitely need some suggestions. Thanks so much! Edited to add a fireplace to the wish list :)5.7KViews0likes16CommentsRe: Pleasureway Pursuit
We have a 2014 Pursuit that we bought February '14 at Lazy Days in Tampa. I drove it home to Buffalo alone, with my husband following in our other vehicle. I was not afraid or hesitant to drive it at all! That's one of the main reasons we chose this model, because I love to camp and my husband can't always go. This way, he doesn't worry about me. The rv is a joy to drive and I can take it anywhere, without worrying about getting jammed up. We use it for shopping, day trips, you name it. I also like the fact that it has a regular rv door, with a screen. I like the sliding doors but didn't want one myself. We have the power sofa and like that we can recline it. We don't have the bunk in front, but we bring a tent which is our 'guest room', lol. We have tons of storage and still have empty cabinets. We have the pantry in the front which is awesome. The only mod we have done is to replace the showerhead with an oxygenics one. The rv is really perfect as is. Yes,we hear all the time how we could have purchased a class A for less then we paid for our little B plus. But let's see you take your big old class A where we take our little rv. We get excellent mileage (14 was best), amazing craftsmanship, we can park it anywhere and fuel up at any gas station with sweating it. And we go camping to be outdoors, not sitting inside so it doesn't matter what the size is. Little house, BIG backyard! Good luck with your decision544Views0likes0Comments
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