Hi James, I realize you don't consider yourself "a very good sales person". But I'm here to tell you that you are wrong about that. As I am in sales, I realize that my job is to help my clients by sharing the details of the product I am "selling". Truth be told, people love to buy stuff, but no one wants to be "sold". The best "sale" isn't a sale at all. It's a purchase. A purchase achieved by the client able to understand the benefits of the product (or service) and how it will benefit them, while knowing about the entire product as much as possible. You do an outstanding job of extolling the virtues (and pitfalls) of the particular RV/Motor Coach in an extremely honest way. I really appreciate your approach and your really hard work and even more the not-so-hard work when you get the opportunity. Can't wait for the next video. A sincere thank you for all you do, for all of us...
The people at the factory are super nice. Delivered a coach their for a new owner that purchased a unit less than a year old used. Wanted them to go over it before warranty ran out. Treated us like we owned it and we were just driver.
Love, Love these ForeTravels.....they are top shelf for quality. Low production hand made, talented team in Nacadocius, TX. Many of these beauties have wood interiors, the baths are second to none. Safe coach to drive down the road.
Thanks so much for your channel. Out of the myriad of RV channels, I like yours the best because you’re real. A real workingman, old school, and a truth teller. You don’t have that fake smile, and nicey nice fake voice like the Andrew Steeles of TH-cam. Keep up the good work brother.
I'm so glad that I found your channel about a week ago and I immediately subscribed. I'm seriously considering selling my home and property and living full time in a motorhome and your videos have been very informative and have helped immensely in that decision making process. Thanks for all you do.
I appreciate your videos. You explain things and a lot of other RV inspector TH-cam channels don't. They just do the inspection and say what they found. I like to know the "why's". I learn a lot from watching your videos. Thank you!
I was curious about these models thank you for showing it James. I hope to one day move up to a coach from my voyage. but I have to say the voyage is dowin much better thanks to you.
Sir you are not the only one that has done that . I did the same thing on a house window unit bought at LOWES . I was putting a functional drain that the unit didn't have and I nicked the refrigerant line ( on the corner where you wouldn't expect to have a line routed . ) needles to say $ 400.00 later the senior home owner had a cool room .
Great timing on the Foretravel video! I have been looking at Foretravel as an upgrade to my 2000 Journey, and I was wondering why you never mentioned them in your other videos. Being a native Texan, I see more of them around and they have always had a good reputation for quality. Thanks for the review and sharing your thoughts! BTW....nice attempt with the name.....it's easier just to refer to it as "Nac" :)
You can tell it’s under 40 foot. But a very well-built coach. I wish my Monaco dynasty had air seals on the slides. But I have replaced all the seals on my slides and they work fine.
This video was very helpful as I didn't realize that Foretravel coaches were some of the higher quality builds out there. Pretty impressive for a 16 year old coach to be holding up so well, and it sounds like one of the few that use the same slide out system as the most expensive coaches on the market. I'll definitely be taking a closer look at Foretravel in my search for a pre-owned coach. I've learned so much from your videos, thank you!
I love it when I learn something new and today I did just that. I was unaware of Foretravel before I watched your video and it looks like I need to take these into account when choosing my motorhome. They seem very well built with a classic interior and in this one no carpet YEA 🙃! I’m so grateful for the knowledge you are providing as for me it’s indispensable. I can’t think how else I would learn about the quality and longevity that certain motorhomes have were it not for you. Thank you James you have done it again 🥂💕💫
Interesting that there was another Foretravel in the row to the front and 3 units to the left. That one looked newer and larger. We are proud owners of a 1991 36' Foretravel. On the slide outs you have to check the bladders very carefully as they are expensive to replace and only last about 15 years.
What are bladders on the slide outs ? Approx how much to replace or repair ? ? I heard on an RV forum that 2008 models have delamination issue on the aft slide outs ? ?
While your videos are great your outtakes are awesome. For what a Foretravel costs it would be hard to part with it. That is a nice unicorn it is possible to fit in more parks and still have quality, good price also. Hope you and family are well.
This was a nice change of pace. Appreciate all of the details James. Pretty much a timeless design & excellent quality throughout. The design and appearance of those slides outs are outstanding.
Great video!! I love Foretravels and hope to own one someday. I had the chance to meet Chad and his team at Premium Coaches in November of ‘22 and I was very impressed! Good people!!
Another great video James! I like the lower profile of those older U model Foretravels. Seems like there would be less air resistance traveling the highways.
I look forward to your videos, as you always perform an honest assessment. My wife and I are retiring in 2023, and are looking for a pre-owned luxury diesel pusher, or a high end luxury 4 season 5th wheel preferably in toy hauler configuration. We plan to travel 9 months of the year, within the contiguous 48, Canada and accessible parts of Alaska. Would you consider reviews of luxury fifth wheels?
Wow I never even gave them a second thought but after an in-depth inspection I am going to start adding their lineup to the different RVs that I'm searching for hopefully I can find a decent one I live in Arizona and watch your channel religiously I'm a long distance owner operator truck driver trying to find a decent RV to live in full-time when I'm not on the road currently I do 3 months on 3 months off rotation and I'd like to have something that's well built and has a good drivetrain and I learned so much from watching this channel thank you very much for all the knowledge that I have acquired from you can't wait to watch you next video!
Very nice Foretravel James. Thank you for the review. I think that now Foretravel utilizes Spartan now for their chassis. They did make their own chassis during this time frame. I think that Wanderlodge is closer to Newell than Foretravel if you look at construction and materials. Foretravel IMHO is in that customized Country Coach niche. Thanks again for a great coach and great review. I appreciate it.
I always feel like I'm one step behind you in my RV journey, having just discovered the Foretravel forum a few days ago, they seem like a loyal bunch of owners - which says a lot. If you really want to do me a favor, you can review that 2008 Monaco with the Detroit 60 they have sitting next to the Foretravel in the video. It's about as close to perfection as I've found for us at this point, and I'm expecting it to have a "SOLD" tag on it before too long at all, whether it's myself or some other lucky individual.
Be very very careful with brand specific forums. These are owners and while they are very brand loyal, their loyalty can really affect some of the answers you get. You will not get a bad review because that would be admitting that they bought the wrong brand. I was a member of one of the foretravel forums for a few years, joined up to get some answers from people who own the product. It started out pleasant but towards the end it got a bit rude. You start to say anything negative and the gloves come off to the point of people being banned. I drank the coolaid before I bought my travel trailer, was a member of the Arctic Fox owners group. Put my faith in what they had to say. The fox was not my best purchase, So when I was in the Foretravel group I was a little more questioning, it didn't go over well. Needless to say I left that group and never went back.
@@AZExpert Used to think I liked American Traditions..2003 version.. . Till I had to work on the rear airbags... After a "reputable" diesel co. worked on the bus the rear air system was disconnected. and the owners didn't know what to do.. Covid came and took out the Husband. and the wife let it sit for a year.. after figuring out what they had screwed up, I put Schrader valves in the rear air tank and coupled the hoses together to get air in the rear bags... (just to be able to move it to a shop) I can get no info on how much air should be in those rear bags while at normal ride height.. Will be testing today...
Great job on this James! You're right, don't get to see these often so appreciate the detailed tour also huge props to your edit and production very well done and the endings are always great! lol
Love the videos. I was looking at driving my rig out to have you do some repairs but noticed a comment on I believe website. Are you no longer doing repairs?
Love your videos I don't recall you ever talking about or inspecting a Fleetwood? How is a revolution or excursion compared to other high-end diesel pushers?
I’ve seen a few old ones that have been redone and are nice coaches. Air seals. Longer list than that. 😌 I like to see a 2005 or so Wanderlodge LXI. They up there. Hit your head. Yes you do. Keep a pool noodle on the corner (TV)
#1 Prevost or Newell # 2 High end Monaco or country coach #3 foretravel after that don’t matter if it’s on a raised rail chassis it can’t meet the standard of a true RV guy that knows his stuff!!!
One of the warnings on PEX is to never expose it to UV since it turns brittle and cracks quickly with UV sun damage. the split loom may help but that's a bad choice, in my opinion.
Nice coach. Thanks for the tour. Im a sucker for shorter diesel pushers. A 32 foot country coach would be my dream, but for budgetary realities...lol Im assuming the used scrubbie in the sink is included in the asking price
Can you make a video on how paint repairs are done on coaches? I’m in the collision repair industry and I’ve wondered how they are done on motor homes. I assume all the sealants have to be stripped away and then re applied after paint? I am curious about the process.
This is a nice rig for sure. I have been trying to decide what kind of RV to buy, and looked at one today actually. But, i fear a Class A i can afford , might be a rabbit hole for issues, and i feel intimidated by the size when it comes to maintenance, cuz i'm old. Plus being retired i am on a limited budget. So i will probably get a pull behind, even though i will have to buy a truck also, but i feel much more confident about maintenance on a TT and or and Truck. None of my indecisiveness is gonna stop me from enjoying your channel, and dreaming of a large custom Coach :)
Make sure you get an inspection and make sure you get something that the truck can haul. I see so many that are over their towing capacity struggling up the mountain passes
A somewhat unknown company that has always built excellent quality; 102,000 miles really not too bad. I would personally choose this coach over almost anything new, I kind of like the "smaller" "lower" version.
Hi James. I'd like to ask a question. Our 2021 work and play, the bed for some weird reason didn't come with actuators to hold it up when open. what brand would you recommend? LBS? I will measure it when open as I learned from you regarding your outside ones you replaced on your bus....Thank you!! hope you come to Fla soon!!!!🇺🇲
Hi m looking at a 07 nimbus 42 foot I want to remove the gas cook top along with the Romanesque fridg as well any idea how much east it would cost to replace with induction cook top and residential fridge
I found out about this coach through this video, bought it, and picking it up on Monday!
Hope you enjoy it!
Foretravel from late 90s to early 2000s with the big Cummins 500hp are my favorite.
Thanks for watching!
Hi James, I realize you don't consider yourself "a very good sales person". But I'm here to tell you that you are wrong about that. As I am in sales, I realize that my job is to help my clients by sharing the details of the product I am "selling". Truth be told, people love to buy stuff, but no one wants to be "sold". The best "sale" isn't a sale at all. It's a purchase. A purchase achieved by the client able to understand the benefits of the product (or service) and how it will benefit them, while knowing about the entire product as much as possible.
You do an outstanding job of extolling the virtues (and pitfalls) of the particular RV/Motor Coach in an extremely honest way.
I really appreciate your approach and your really hard work and even more the not-so-hard work when you get the opportunity. Can't wait for the next video. A sincere thank you for all you do, for all of us...
Thanks Bruce! That's very kind of you
We love our 2000 Foretravel. As a previous owner of a Winnebago, I have an extra appreciation of how well built these Foretravel motor coaches are.
Thank you! Foretravels have always intrigued me, so thank you for the examination and of course your opinion!
if this guy told me the sky turned pink every tuesday mornin id beleave it!!
love this dude
Thanks for checking out a foretravel because we are looking at a foretravel near Dallas, Tx keep up with the wonderful job that you are doing!!!🤗
Thanks for watching!! :)
The people at the factory are super nice. Delivered a coach their for a new owner that purchased a unit less than a year old used. Wanted them to go over it before warranty ran out. Treated us like we owned it and we were just driver.
Thanks for watching!
Beautiful coach. I love how you put your bloopers in at the end of your videos. Keep up the great work James
Thanks so much!
Love, Love these ForeTravels.....they are top shelf for quality. Low production hand made, talented team in Nacadocius, TX. Many of these beauties have wood interiors, the baths are second to none. Safe coach to drive down the road.
That Midcloset does get converted to washer dryer combo often, have seen three lately on this same model FT
very nice!
Thanks so much for your channel. Out of the myriad of RV channels, I like yours the best because you’re real. A real workingman, old school, and a truth teller. You don’t have that fake smile, and nicey nice fake voice like the Andrew Steeles of TH-cam. Keep up the good work brother.
Wow, thank you! Andrew is a really great guy though and a friend of the channel
James your videos are teaching me to save my pennies to buy a quality RV.
It's a great idea
Over 100,000 miles and still in great condition. Wow!
Your needs are definitely important to address
I'm so glad that I found your channel about a week ago and I immediately subscribed. I'm seriously considering selling my home and property and living full time in a motorhome and your videos have been very informative and have helped immensely in that decision making process. Thanks for all you do.
Awesome! Hope that life works out for you!
Good idea to try renting a couple different floor plans first.
still working on the 89 foretravel....so was glad to see a video of what you think of them...it seems pretty well made to me..
They are
The new models with the jetted bath tub is one we have been looking at.
Super nice coach. If I ever win the lotto (I never play) I'd go for a 45ft bus with slides. Thanks for the tour James.
They are so nice
You can find pre owned Foretravels at Motorhomes of Texas also in Nacogdoches TX.
Awesome
I appreciate your videos. You explain things and a lot of other RV inspector TH-cam channels don't. They just do the inspection and say what they found. I like to know the "why's". I learn a lot from watching your videos. Thank you!
I was curious about these models thank you for showing it James. I hope to one day move up to a coach from my voyage. but I have to say the voyage is dowin much better thanks to you.
Thanks for watching!
Sir you are not the only one that has done that . I did the same thing on a house window unit bought at LOWES . I was putting a functional drain that the unit didn't have and I nicked the refrigerant line ( on the corner where you wouldn't expect to have a line routed . ) needles to say $ 400.00 later the senior home owner had a cool room .
Thanks for watching! :)
Great timing on the Foretravel video! I have been looking at Foretravel as an upgrade to my 2000 Journey, and I was wondering why you never mentioned them in your other videos. Being a native Texan, I see more of them around and they have always had a good reputation for quality. Thanks for the review and sharing your thoughts! BTW....nice attempt with the name.....it's easier just to refer to it as "Nac" :)
It's a mouthful! :D
You can tell it’s under 40 foot. But a very well-built coach. I wish my Monaco dynasty had air seals on the slides. But I have replaced all the seals on my slides and they work fine.
Yes, several feet shorter
Impressive Foretravel. Thank you for the tour James. Happy trails!
Thanks for watching!
Very nice the slides are cool and the paint is great 👍 thanks James
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for sharing you wealth of knowledge on these videos…It helps a lot as I continue learning about diesel coaches
Glad to help
This video was very helpful as I didn't realize that Foretravel coaches were some of the higher quality builds out there. Pretty impressive for a 16 year old coach to be holding up so well, and it sounds like one of the few that use the same slide out system as the most expensive coaches on the market. I'll definitely be taking a closer look at Foretravel in my search for a pre-owned coach. I've learned so much from your videos, thank you!
Thanks for watching!
there paint jobs are unreal never seen a bad one but i have only seen pics of them ..thank you for given us a look of one
I love it when I learn something new and today I did just that. I was unaware of Foretravel before I watched your video and it looks like I need to take these into account when choosing my motorhome. They seem very well built with a classic interior and in this one no carpet YEA 🙃!
I’m so grateful for the knowledge you are providing as for me it’s indispensable. I can’t think how else I would learn about the quality and longevity that certain motorhomes have were it not for you. Thank you James you have done it again 🥂💕💫
Mine only has a small amount of carpet around the king size bed.
@@Pam_Doddridge Anything can be forgiven for a kingsize bed 🥰
Interesting that there was another Foretravel in the row to the front and 3 units to the left. That one looked newer and larger.
We are proud owners of a 1991 36' Foretravel.
On the slide outs you have to check the bladders very carefully as they are expensive to replace and only last about 15 years.
yes good to check
What are bladders on the slide outs ? Approx how much to replace or repair ? ? I heard on an RV forum that 2008 models have delamination issue on the aft slide outs ? ?
While your videos are great your outtakes are awesome. For what a Foretravel costs it would be hard to part with it. That is a nice unicorn it is possible to fit in more parks and still have quality, good price also. Hope you and family are well.
We are! Thanks :)
We really enjoy your videos! Thanks so much for sharing!
Glad you like them!
Love how they build the slide. Also the air seals. Thx for sharing.
Very cool
This was a nice change of pace. Appreciate all of the details James. Pretty much a timeless design & excellent quality throughout. The design and appearance of those slides outs are outstanding.
Thanks!
Great video!! I love Foretravels and hope to own one someday. I had the chance to meet Chad and his team at Premium Coaches in November of ‘22 and I was very impressed! Good people!!
I like the radius cut sidewalls for the slides, instead of the 90-degree corners that are a crack waiting to happen.
You'll see them fixed or sometimes they just cut it and put a piece of plastic in there
So that radius for the slide isn't factory?
Another great video James! I like the lower profile of those older U model Foretravels. Seems like there would be less air resistance traveling the highways.
Totally agree
Totally agree
How perfect I’ve had my eye on this coach….and was thinking of hiring you for an inspection!,,,
Thats very kind of you
I look forward to your videos, as you always perform an honest assessment. My wife and I are retiring in 2023, and are looking for a pre-owned luxury diesel pusher, or a high end luxury 4 season 5th wheel preferably in toy hauler configuration. We plan to travel 9 months of the year, within the contiguous 48, Canada and accessible parts of Alaska.
Would you consider reviews of luxury fifth wheels?
Thanks for sharing this coach!
Wow I never even gave them a second thought but after an in-depth inspection I am going to start adding their lineup to the different RVs that I'm searching for hopefully I can find a decent one I live in Arizona and watch your channel religiously I'm a long distance owner operator truck driver trying to find a decent RV to live in full-time when I'm not on the road currently I do 3 months on 3 months off rotation and I'd like to have something that's well built and has a good drivetrain and I learned so much from watching this channel thank you very much for all the knowledge that I have acquired from you can't wait to watch you next video!
Definitely check out the dealers I work with--they have excellent stock
I have a foretravel and I love it.
Awesome!
Great looking coach. It'll have a good second life with the next owner.
I think so too!
Very nice Foretravel James. Thank you for the review. I think that now Foretravel utilizes Spartan now for their chassis. They did make their own chassis during this time frame. I think that Wanderlodge is closer to Newell than Foretravel if you look at construction and materials. Foretravel IMHO is in that customized Country Coach niche. Thanks again for a great coach and great review. I appreciate it.
Thanks for watching and for the info
That was impressive. Thanks James
Thanks for watching!
Great video James! Thank you for sharing!
Thanks for watching!
I always feel like I'm one step behind you in my RV journey, having just discovered the Foretravel forum a few days ago, they seem like a loyal bunch of owners - which says a lot. If you really want to do me a favor, you can review that 2008 Monaco with the Detroit 60 they have sitting next to the Foretravel in the video. It's about as close to perfection as I've found for us at this point, and I'm expecting it to have a "SOLD" tag on it before too long at all, whether it's myself or some other lucky individual.
Thank you. It is a nice unit. I did inspect it a week or so ago. The interior furnishing is non factory but could be returned easily.
Be very very careful with brand specific forums.
These are owners and while they are very brand loyal, their loyalty can really affect some of the answers you get. You will not get a bad review because that would be admitting that they bought the wrong brand.
I was a member of one of the foretravel forums for a few years, joined up to get some answers from people who own the product.
It started out pleasant but towards the end it got a bit rude.
You start to say anything negative and the gloves come off to the point of people being banned.
I drank the coolaid before I bought my travel trailer, was a member of the Arctic Fox owners group. Put my faith in what they had to say. The fox was not my best purchase,
So when I was in the Foretravel group I was a little more questioning, it didn't go over well.
Needless to say I left that group and never went back.
This video is pretty cool, what’s funny is my grandfather and great grandfather built this
Sometime this year you really should do a 'Best of Bloopers' video. Thanks for keeping it real!
Sure enjoy your videos with the history of the older coaches!
Thanks!! :)
Very nice Rig. Thanks James.
Thanks for watching!
I love Foretravels.... Would love to have one.....
They are nice
@@AZExpert Used to think I liked American Traditions..2003 version.. . Till I had to work on the rear airbags... After a "reputable" diesel co. worked on the bus the rear air system was disconnected. and the owners didn't know what to do.. Covid came and took out the Husband. and the wife let it sit for a year.. after figuring out what they had screwed up, I put Schrader valves in the rear air tank and coupled the hoses together to get air in the rear bags... (just to be able to move it to a shop) I can get no info on how much air should be in those rear bags while at normal ride height.. Will be testing today...
Hey James, I had never heard of that brand before. Looks like some well made coaches.
Cool! Glad you enjoyed
This one would be perfect 👌
Thanks again. 🍻✌
Great job on this James! You're right, don't get to see these often so appreciate the detailed tour also huge props to your edit and production very well done and the endings are always great! lol
Thank you!
Well I might be losing my memory! yeah it is a nice purple!💜
Very nice!
You did not know! Hi Alex! Hope you're well! I can see👀 you are! stay safe!
Thanks Jerry
Love the videos.
I was looking at driving my rig out to have you do some repairs but noticed a comment on I believe website.
Are you no longer doing repairs?
I am but I am not taking on any new jobs for the time being--I have too much work backed up
@@AZExpert ok Thank You. Happy Trails and love the videos
Love your videos I don't recall you ever talking about or inspecting a Fleetwood? How is a revolution or excursion compared to other high-end diesel pushers?
Nice roof. Reminds me of the Winnebago products.
HA!
If I remember correctly, the Nimbus was the successor to the U320.
Toured the plant with our rv club, nice but the wiring was buried, would be hard to fix.
They are a very usable and attractive Coach. Niece expose. Thx man
Thanks for watching!
Nice coach but they are built for short people,we love our alfa gold with 7.6 ceilings. Thanks for doing the Foretravel
They are definitely lower
I’ve seen a few old ones that have been redone and are nice coaches. Air seals. Longer list than that. 😌 I like to see a 2005 or so Wanderlodge LXI. They up there. Hit your head. Yes you do. Keep a pool noodle on the corner (TV)
Noted!
My husband and I are starting to look to the future and getting a good used RV. The problem is we have no idea what the best coaches are.
2000 to 2008 sweet spot. No DEF then. Best coaches, Beaver, Monaco, Country Coach. Beautiful woodwork, well built.
I have multiple videos on what I think
#1 Prevost or Newell # 2 High end Monaco or country coach #3 foretravel after that don’t matter if it’s on a raised rail chassis it can’t meet the standard of a true RV guy that knows his stuff!!!
Very interesting.Always learning something new.Thanks
Thanks for watching!
One of the warnings on PEX is to never expose it to UV since it turns brittle and cracks quickly with UV sun damage. the split loom may help but that's a bad choice, in my opinion.
Thanks
Idk why everyone doesn't build a roof like this. Looks like a very reliable way of doing business.
I always watch to the end… fun stuff
LOL Thanks
What’s the slide mechanism do the use on the Foretravel? Do the make their own? Or use Lippert?
Nice coach. Thanks for the tour. Im a sucker for shorter diesel pushers. A 32 foot country coach would be my dream, but for budgetary realities...lol Im assuming the used scrubbie in the sink is included in the asking price
There was a second scrubbie available for an additional 495.00
That just pushes it out of my price range...;)
I just inspected a 32 foot intrigue that was gorgeous in Chino Valley, AZ. Might still be available
What’s better quality Foretravel or Country Coaches ? ?
Can you make a video on how paint repairs are done on coaches? I’m in the collision repair industry and I’ve wondered how they are done on motor homes. I assume all the sealants have to be stripped away and then re applied after paint? I am curious about the process.
I have a whole video series on the Tiffin Red showing the body work and paint process
Awesome coaches, very low volumes. They do a lot of their own remodeling for their customers at their own facility.
Thats cool
Great video! Thank you.👍🏼😎
Thanks Rick!
I love Foretravels Great video
They are nice!
This is a nice rig for sure. I have been trying to decide what kind of RV to buy, and looked at one today actually. But, i fear a Class A i can afford , might be a rabbit hole for issues, and i feel intimidated by the size when it comes to maintenance, cuz i'm old. Plus being retired i am on a limited budget. So i will probably get a pull behind, even though i will have to buy a truck also, but i feel much more confident about maintenance on a TT and or and Truck. None of my indecisiveness is gonna stop me from enjoying your channel, and dreaming of a large custom Coach :)
A motor home can be much less work each time you move. They all have issues and need maintenance. Get it checked out by a tech before you buy.
Make sure you get an inspection and make sure you get something that the truck can haul. I see so many that are over their towing capacity struggling up the mountain passes
Shower looks like a transporter room.
Beam me up
In 2012 the Foretravel went to a one piece windshield and a 7 foot ceiling height inside.
Awesome
You’re a good egg, James!
LOL Thanks!
Funny, my 2008 keystone travel trailer has a dometic a/c and it still blows a cold hurricane 😊
Thanks James! Great education.
Glad it was helpful!
The knowledge you have and share are greatly appreciated.
But in alot of your videos the way you walk on the DAMN EDGEs of those trailers.
I'm careful
Beautiful coach 👍🦅😎🇺🇸
Thanks 👍
GREAT VIDEO BEAUTIFUL COACH !
Glad you liked it!
A somewhat unknown company that has always built excellent quality; 102,000 miles really not too bad. I would personally choose this coach over almost anything new, I kind of like the "smaller" "lower" version.
I do too
Thanks for the video !
Thanks for watching!
The blooper real was great
Thanks for watching!
My favorite is foretravel coach besides Newell
They certainly are popular
Great job
Thanks!
Another brand that you haven't mentioned is Wanderlodge by Bluebird. It has a fierce following
I'll keep it in mind
WoW! nice job 👍
Thanks for watching!
Hi James. I'd like to ask a question. Our 2021 work and play, the bed for some weird reason didn't come with actuators to hold it up when open. what brand would you recommend? LBS? I will measure it when open as I learned from you regarding your outside ones you replaced on your bus....Thank you!! hope you come to Fla soon!!!!🇺🇲
Awesome video
Thanks for watching!
I love the horn.
me too
Looks like the same tile floor I have in my 1999 GULF STREAM Frienship Diesel pusher
Could be!
Would you recommend adding the condense tubes to rvs?
I was considering adding to my allegro.
Great video. How much do you charge for a full inspection on a piece of the size? And what varies the price?
Hi m looking at a 07 nimbus 42 foot I want to remove the gas cook top along with the Romanesque fridg as well any idea how much east it would cost to replace with induction cook top and residential fridge