Perfect size for exploring, spending time off grid, on campsites and visiting cities. Would prefer a diesel engine, but that's just a personal thing. Great video, thanks for posting.
I had to stop this video at 2 minutes to just say thank you! Thank you for the walk around view of the motor home while you gave us some history and details! Too many times, folks put the camera on 'themselves' while they talk on and on about the item, before we even get to see it. Total waste of time. I move on to another video. Now, back to see more of this motor home!
This is super clean for a 2013. I'd love to see a modern version of a compact 4x4 class C like this, but only class Bs come this small in the US. The smallest class C RVs start at about 24 ft these days and they don't have 4WD. I like class B vans but the extra width of a class C makes a huge difference in comfort and usability.
Class B's make no sense unless you're only using it as a bed/bathroom/make coffee. Avoid parking beside them at the RV park because they're outside all day No room inside! Just get a teardrop
@@FrankBullitt390 Plenty of people full time in B vans so it's obviously doable, but there are sacrifices that have to be made. Some people can do it with no problem, but I need a bit more width to not feel claustrophobic. That said, I don't want the extra length, which limits maneuverability. 20 ft is the ideal length for a RV in my opinion because that's the size limit to enter many national parks.
People do it but like I said they're outside from 7am until night, in their jackets if its cold while I am toasty in my bed with my 30 footer that probably drives the same. Again if all you want is a bed and a place to make coffee get a tear drop and tow it with whatever you're driving now, no idea why everyone is fixated on vans @@dlg5485
Yes those hubs will need to be locked if you want four-wheel drive, they cannot be controlled through the transfer case that's why the lock is in the hub
You have to really go heavy 4 wheeling to bust them hubs. It's happens I done it before. I recommend the best no plastic, all metal parts hubs, Myself I like the old metal direct drive shifting to engage 4X4. Them electric & piss poor vacuum engage just are not trust worthy enough & most important I put very heavy duty hyd winches front & back very well installed. My old lady is wanting 1 bad. She as much maybe a bigger Hunter & Fisherwoman I guess proper word than I might be. Yes it's nice have Old Lady give the OK to buy the best. I checking out the basic platform frame & running gears set up now. But nothing ruined your trip us get stuck & have to walk. We more likely trailer 2 4x4 ATVs.
I had an old Willys Jeep Utility Wagon with locking hubs. And I agree with you. If you have hubs on the wheels you must lock them to obtain complete four-wheel drive. I generally did not keep mine locked because of mostly street driving, but you could if you wanted to. It won't hurt them but it will hurt fuel economy somewhat. And it's especially convenient if you are going in and out of four-wheel drive terrain. You don't want to be constantly getting in and out of your rig locking and unlocking hubs especially if you suddenly find yourself up to your hubs in cold, muddy water.
You have done a better job of presenting this than most RV salesman. By the way, the dinette table raise/lower mechanism is made by Cass Hudson and it a quality product.
LOVE the design of this one,..I am a big fan of the kitchen in the rear,..probably could have made the bathroom bigger and reduced the size of the hanging closet,..overall that would be my dream rig
@@brentbeiler7051 what you need a bigger shower for.?? It’s a waste of space in this small unit., just stay home if you need the same crap Yoh got at home., you idiot s want big beds and big showers.,
If it drove like a F350, it would have the front leaf springs also part of the conversion. I had my E450 class B+ conversion done at Advanced 4X4 which (like Ujoint) does great conversions. Best thing I did was rip out the stock rear air bags and leaf springs and have new leaf springs made with 6" lift and actually rated for the vehicle weight, unlike when it was manufactured... That alone changed the ride from the back of a UPS truck, to a SUV like ride.
Very nice unit! I converted my 2003 Travelare 220-T E450 to an F450 4x4 front Clip(leaf Springs) Same Dana super 60, Cummins 5.9 12valve Perfect tow platform! Love the go anywhere feature!
Would love to have one of these, I already drive this size school bus. Thought about converting one for when I have summers off and when I finally retire. So much in America to see.
Basically what you'd have in a largeish truck camper, except when you park no getting up and walking outside to get in the camper. Which is not to be sneezed at.
Love it. I would replace the dining with a love seat/couch. Remove cocktail chair and replace with compact wood burner. A shelf over it would hold a TV. I would add solar. Not much room, but I've done a lot of travel and I like redundancy as I've seen multiple failures in heating, cooling and electrical. Also, cork floors. Great sound barrier and insulation.
Love these smaller classes but I wish they would have a more dedicated sleeping area I realize that the footprint doesn't allow for a full-time bed but they could give the cab over the same treatment as a truck camper with a true north to south mattress
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@@OttoEx Not sure I want to run down the HY at 75 MPH for hours with my front axles locked in. Kind of how I use all 5 current ford trucks with manual 4X4.....I prefer the knob on the hub.
How high? How heavy? How wide? Why don’t they put a window on the front? Facing east and having a beautiful sunrise wake you up is great. Plus riding up top is more enjoyable when you can see where you’re going. I have a K20 with a 9.5 slide in camper. Running the beach is great. Am assuming the weight is about 10,000 lbs. didn’t hear how big the water, black and grey tanks were. How much propane? Am looking at this and comparing it to mine, and the only good thing on this is being able to get into the living quarters without going outside. (I use to be able to squeeze thru the back window). It was nice seeing back up lights, big and bright enough to illuminate behind you.
very surprising not to see a TV mount. reskin that beast into an artic overlander with some brush guard bumpers and extra gear hookups (wench, recovery hooks, tanks, tools and hunting gear whatever), outdoor kitchen, 270 degree batwing awning with optional tent walls to maximize your all season outdoor living space, upgrade all outlets for USB, 12vDC, 115vAC, boondock roof top solar system. surround led lighting system with all around cam viewing.
You ought just get a different rig. Rather like saying nice house, now gut it and lets replumb it, rip out al the electrics, take out all the walls, bring it down to studs, add a new roof, escape hatches, secret passages, a lab, workshop, relandscape and gold leaf it all. perfect RV.
Extremely well designed. Toyota Tacoma had a prototype somewhat similar to this one at the car show here in Miami, hopefully Toyota will decide to go with that project!
Until you hit a big bump. The rear kitchens were also cursed by many actual owners. We had a rear kitchen 5th wheel,,,,,,,, nothing glass in the kitchen,,, at all. If it’s not secured down in the cabinets or drawers, it will fly up, then down and imagine all 8 dinner plates busted. We knew better but got tired of the mess (we lived on miles and miles of gravel roads to get anywhere and yes they could get rough.). We did break some things, but the groceries had to be sealed shut, etc. it can be a challenge and the majority don’t like rear kitchens. That’s why they are hard to find. This van is nice and short so it won’t be as bad, but the farther the rear overhang, the worst it is.
Would take this over a 4x4 Mercedes Van any day. would be a lot cheaper. 4x4 is key and most do not have it. Wish they made more like these motor homes these days. its a Beauty for sure.
You would think a 4X4 class C would have solar or at least a generator since the intent is to not always stay at pavement RV campgrounds. Other than that nitpick, overall, I like it.
@@randybobandy9828 It was only $50k when this video was first posted? I found it on fb marketplace just now and the guy has it listed for $76k, it's exactly the same except the wheels are painted black now...
I don't like wet baths and this thing lacks some storage but it really does have everything you would need. This could be a very fun RV for the adventurer.
This looks like a nice super clean RV. The owner must of taken good care of it. They sure don’t build them like this anymore ,today they’re cheaply made.
I'd definitely put a ball on end that towel holder , could get hurt on that especially when driving, an rv I want to see more of the outside is nice change
Been considering a similar rig... using a Chevy/GMC 5500 quad cab. It uses the van body shell. As for the camper body, I really want to use foam/ aluminum structural panels, CNC cut. I'm going for an "expedition" type rig, with matching trailer. .... A regular camper doesn't come close to what I want. No other combination "fits" my toys, tools, etc.
I really enjoyed this video. You explained things very well. Been thinking about selling my home and getting a four season class C. Still trying to learn everything that I can about RV’s
My neighbour bought the Ford 2 😅wheel drive V10. He took it camping twice and drove 23 klm returned. He sold it after 2 trips said it loved the ⛽️ gasoline.
Yeah. I just looked at a slightly similar one that had a corner bedroom with a queen size mattress...and a real door got privacy. I guess at this type of square footage...there is compromise, and that is a very nicely designed kitchen. I can do without a can over bed however, while it's not that high up ..I just wouldn't relish climbing up and down, plus I'm kinda naturally clumsy -and I squirm around a lot when I'm asleep, so I could definitely see myself face planting off that upper bed. It would be ideal for a couple of pooches though... sigh, I guess when I get a winning lottery ticket ...I'll design the perfect rig!
Cool rig but you left out info on onboard batteries, black/grey and fresh water tank capacities and propane tank info + generator if any. That would be helpful.
In my opinion these shouldn't be considered 4 season because of how thin the walls including the ceiling is. Any vehicle can be heated with enough gas. But if the insulation is great and thick enough walls, floor, and ceiling then summer time will need less ac and winter time less gas.
I'm pretty sure most of these are 6in thick roofs with closed cell foam. Thats a good amount to keep heat in especially at 5R per inch =30R Insulation. The walls however are thin @ 2.5in thick so only a r12. It's enough to consider it good enough for the winter. There is nothing besides thicker walls and ceiling that will make it more insulated besides removing windows
This one in the video is a 2014 model, I cant speak directly to that year. We have a 2018 Adventurer 24 from the same manufacturer. We used it this winter as a 'guest cottage' in the driveway. It was fine thru -15C winter nights. Our previous unit was a 2008, and the insulation was not nearly as well done back then, it was not useable here in the winter. The nice thing about the way ours is done, nice warm floor when you get up in the morning. We didn't find propane consumption to bad, two weeks of -15C overnight, then -5C thru the day, used up half of a tank of propane. It's certainly not gonna hold up to a winter in Alaska, but, for the areas where most folks go to winter in a motorhome, it'll be fine
@gerryrozema8338 if you are considering using fuel/propane to heat the motorhome then all motorhomes can be considered 4 season. My belief is that someone can leave the motorhome for 10 hours or so without needing to have the heat on and not worry about the water pipes or tanks freezing up to minus -10/-15 Celsius. After that could use heat or preferably heated pads to keep the pipes and tanks from freezing amd because of the insulation they don't need heat to keep warm but can just have a sweater on. Maybe heat intermediatly.
@@alisedighi3844 Minus 15 Celcius with 2 feet of snow on the ground is not 'put on a sweater' weather, and without some form of heat, anything will freeze up after two weeks of that. If you think you can live in that weather for two weeks by putting on a sweater, then I would posit you have never been exposed to a real winter.
@gerryrozema8338 my point is many motorhomes that they say are 4 season are not really four season. As in ky opinion it takes more then double glazed windows for a motorhome/rv to be winter rated.
So many folks asking, how much money this was… i realize ya probably sold it already. But it would be really nice to know what you were asking for it. Or what it sold for. IMHO that was a nice size/ balance and so cool to see the 4x4 abilities. I really want one just like it
if i was looking to be completely solo, or do the "glamping" thing, this would be perfect. But as soon as i want to have someone else in my life to live with me this would not work. That said, i really love everything about this RV. i would want the next tier larger version though regardless.
I’m so happy you showed the glove box I would never have thought that the unit would have that option!! My god the Canadians are really loading this RV up!!!
great floor plan - perfect size for a single person traveling the country. Might be a little tight for a couple to use. What is the asking price? It's probably sold by now, but i sure do like it...
Looks nice. Are the tank dumps four season or are they exposed and will ice up? It looks like a short class C RV which is good for not attracting too much attention.
If it's considered all season that mean the tanks are encased and sealed off from the bottom. Like my unit it has tank heaters to keep it from freezing. It might have a vent to allow the gas heater to vent some heat below for the pipes.
U-Joint is going to be building my Class B F-600 4x4 with a modified rv for 4-Season I’m sure yours is very well insulated but with all the glass and the camper windows do not appear to be dual pane. Correct me if I’m wrong? Just trying to see why it is 4-season?
We say hundreds of Adventurers in Canada this summer and they look awesome. So much nicer than the Cruise America type rigs. Wish they sold them in the US.
This would be perfect for just 1, maybe 2 at the most. I could really see myself in one this size, not too small. How much does one of these babies go for?
My class c sleeps 6, same size bath and kitchen :( Spent a week with the family at Disney and glad they used the bath house and ate their meals in the park
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At age 77 & disabled we put two electric lazy boy recliners in place of dinette. We eat out more then in. 4x4 a must! It’s short easy to maneuver.😅
Perfect size for exploring, spending time off grid, on campsites and visiting cities. Would prefer a diesel engine, but that's just a personal thing. Great video, thanks for posting.
I just bought a 2001 23ft Fleetwood Jamboree rear kitchen motorhome. It's exactly the layout I was looking for! Love my little future retirement home.
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Why do they always have to add those stupid looking decal graphics? Just paint it grey, all white or silver.
RV graphics are like nails on a chalkboard 😐
They are aerodynamic racing stripes !
Thank you !!!!
They do add about 15hp :)
Graphics cover the shoddy workmanship.
Beautiful rig!
Wish they would build more rear kitchen models!
Thanks! We agree
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I had to stop this video at 2 minutes to just say thank you! Thank you for the walk around view of the motor home while you gave us some history and details!
Too many times, folks put the camera on 'themselves' while they talk on and on about the item, before we even get to see it. Total waste of time. I move on to another video.
Now, back to see more of this motor home!
This is super clean for a 2013. I'd love to see a modern version of a compact 4x4 class C like this, but only class Bs come this small in the US. The smallest class C RVs start at about 24 ft these days and they don't have 4WD. I like class B vans but the extra width of a class C makes a huge difference in comfort and usability.
need to look up the thor majestic
Thats what I have absolutely love it@@richnubbz4910
Class B's make no sense unless you're only using it as a bed/bathroom/make coffee. Avoid parking beside them at the RV park because they're outside all day No room inside! Just get a teardrop
@@FrankBullitt390 Plenty of people full time in B vans so it's obviously doable, but there are sacrifices that have to be made. Some people can do it with no problem, but I need a bit more width to not feel claustrophobic. That said, I don't want the extra length, which limits maneuverability. 20 ft is the ideal length for a RV in my opinion because that's the size limit to enter many national parks.
People do it but like I said they're outside from 7am until night, in their jackets if its cold while I am toasty in my bed with my 30 footer that probably drives the same. Again if all you want is a bed and a place to make coffee get a tear drop and tow it with whatever you're driving now, no idea why everyone is fixated on vans @@dlg5485
There would be a huge market for these factory massed produced
There's NO bed 🙄 and the overhead and dinette doesn't count!
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@westcan81 the overhead bed is the best one. It's easier to get in and out than the one in the rear corner.
Yes those hubs will need to be locked if you want four-wheel drive, they cannot be controlled through the transfer case that's why the lock is in the hub
I was going to make the same comment.
You have to really go heavy 4 wheeling to bust them hubs. It's happens I done it before. I recommend the best no plastic, all metal parts hubs, Myself I like the old metal direct drive shifting to engage 4X4. Them electric & piss poor vacuum engage just are not trust worthy enough & most important I put very heavy duty hyd winches front & back very well installed. My old lady is wanting 1 bad. She as much maybe a bigger Hunter & Fisherwoman I guess proper word than I might be. Yes it's nice have Old Lady give the OK to buy the best. I checking out the basic platform frame & running gears set up now. But nothing ruined your trip us get stuck & have to walk. We more likely trailer 2 4x4 ATVs.
I had an old Willys Jeep Utility Wagon with locking hubs. And I agree with you. If you have hubs on the wheels you must lock them to obtain complete four-wheel drive. I generally did not keep mine locked because of mostly street driving, but you could if you wanted to. It won't hurt them but it will hurt fuel economy somewhat. And it's especially convenient if you are going in and out of four-wheel drive terrain. You don't want to be constantly getting in and out of your rig locking and unlocking hubs especially if you suddenly find yourself up to your hubs in cold, muddy water.
Not too bad, LOL!
This is a perfect home on wheels. I am sure it sold fast. Very nice.
You have done a better job of presenting this than most RV salesman. By the way, the dinette table raise/lower mechanism is made by Cass Hudson and it a quality product.
Thanks for the kind words and insight on the table 👍
No generator? What with that
@@OttoEx do they still make this in 2023?
LOVE the design of this one,..I am a big fan of the kitchen in the rear,..probably could have made the bathroom bigger and reduced the size of the hanging closet,..overall that would be my dream rig
Maybe, I'm OK with a smaller bathroom. It becomes a real compromise of space when your limited to such a short length and no slide outs.
Oh my goodness!!! This would be a really nice renovation project! I can see this rig totally modernized with some updated interior! 😃😉
Definitely could you imagine getting rid of the closet next to bathroom making a way bigger shower love it.
@@brentbeiler7051 what you need a bigger shower for.?? It’s a waste of space in this small unit., just stay home if you need the same crap Yoh got at home., you idiot s want big beds and big showers.,
LOVE THIS THING!!! WHATA SCORE!!! WITH THE SHORT WHEELBASE AND THE LIFT, YOU CAN GO ANYWHERE!. I WOULD BUY IT IF I WAS LOADED.
I think the wb is the same as any E-350, just the overhang is less
If it drove like a F350, it would have the front leaf springs also part of the conversion. I had my E450 class B+ conversion done at Advanced 4X4 which (like Ujoint) does great conversions. Best thing I did was rip out the stock rear air bags and leaf springs and have new leaf springs made with 6" lift and actually rated for the vehicle weight, unlike when it was manufactured...
That alone changed the ride from the back of a UPS truck, to a SUV like ride.
F250 and 350 have coils up front since 2005
They haven't used leaf springs up front in almost 20 years.
Man, thats exactly what im looking for. Small and 4x4..... Thats Awesome!! Be perfect for my needs
I have the 23 foot one, drive it in center city NYC all the time. With my back 2 foot grille platform as well. 23 and under for a 4x4 is the best size
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Great presentation enjoyed to see an old camper get updated like the kitchen in the rear don't see that anymore
Very nice unit! I converted my 2003 Travelare 220-T E450 to an F450 4x4 front Clip(leaf Springs) Same Dana super 60, Cummins 5.9 12valve Perfect tow platform! Love the go anywhere feature!
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That's a mighty nice unit! Seems perfect for the solo traveler. Great fit and finish. Too bad they're not sold in the states.
Rich R-You're right,the new ones weren't sold here,but some of them did get to the states,this is one of them.
@markmorris3579 what does one of these sell for currently? I might have missed it in the video.
@@randybobandy9828 price was not mentioned.
@michaeldigiulio5602 no but I looked at them online and ones like it go for $45k-$50k.
Fraser river RV in Canada you can buy these units 2 Wheel Dr. with 25 to 40,000 miles for $50-$65,000
Would love to have one of these, I already drive this size school bus. Thought about converting one for when I have summers off and when I finally retire. So much in America to see.
That's an absolutly beautiful rig. Nice set up.
Basically what you'd have in a largeish truck camper, except when you park no getting up and walking outside to get in the camper. Which is not to be sneezed at.
Love it. I would replace the dining with a love seat/couch. Remove cocktail chair and replace with compact wood burner. A shelf over it would hold a TV. I would add solar. Not much room, but I've done a lot of travel and I like redundancy as I've seen multiple failures in heating, cooling and electrical. Also, cork floors. Great sound barrier and insulation.
This is definitely the BEST motohome i ever saw !!! I LOVE IT !!!
Love these smaller classes but I wish they would have a more dedicated sleeping area I realize that the footprint doesn't allow for a full-time bed but they could give the cab over the same treatment as a truck camper with a true north to south mattress
Talk about exactly what I want WOW
Love this. This is my favorite floor plan.
Glad you like it!
Manual hubs, "but you can do it inside on the dash". I laughed so hard!
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@@OttoEx Not sure I want to run down the HY at 75 MPH for hours with my front axles locked in. Kind of how I use all 5 current ford trucks with manual 4X4.....I prefer the knob on the hub.
The manual hubs are there for a reason. They are a great option
Thanks for showing it, nice video. I highly doubt it's more insulated than anything else. You can only do so much with a 2-in wall.
How high? How heavy? How wide? Why don’t they put a window on the front? Facing east and having a beautiful sunrise wake you up is great. Plus riding up top is more enjoyable when you can see where you’re going. I have a K20 with a 9.5 slide in camper. Running the beach is great. Am assuming the weight is about 10,000 lbs. didn’t hear how big the water, black and grey tanks were. How much propane? Am looking at this and comparing it to mine, and the only good thing on this is being able to get into the living quarters without going outside. (I use to be able to squeeze thru the back window). It was nice seeing back up lights, big and bright enough to illuminate behind you.
very surprising not to see a TV mount.
reskin that beast into an artic overlander with some brush guard bumpers and extra gear hookups (wench, recovery hooks, tanks, tools and hunting gear whatever), outdoor kitchen, 270 degree batwing awning with optional tent walls to maximize your all season outdoor living space, upgrade all outlets for USB, 12vDC, 115vAC, boondock roof top solar system. surround led lighting system with all around cam viewing.
You ought just get a different rig. Rather like saying nice house, now gut it and lets replumb it, rip out al the electrics, take out all the walls, bring it down to studs, add a new roof, escape hatches, secret passages, a lab, workshop, relandscape and gold leaf it all. perfect RV.
Extremely well designed. Toyota Tacoma had a prototype somewhat similar to this one at the car show here in Miami, hopefully Toyota will decide to go with that project!
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I totally need this. my aunt lived well in one for years if I remember correctly
I LOVE the rear kitchens and they are so hard to find in the new rigs!
Until you hit a big bump. The rear kitchens were also cursed by many actual owners. We had a rear kitchen 5th wheel,,,,,,,, nothing glass in the kitchen,,, at all. If it’s not secured down in the cabinets or drawers, it will fly up, then down and imagine all 8 dinner plates busted. We knew better but got tired of the mess (we lived on miles and miles of gravel roads to get anywhere and yes they could get rough.). We did break some things, but the groceries had to be sealed shut, etc. it can be a challenge and the majority don’t like rear kitchens. That’s why they are hard to find. This van is nice and short so it won’t be as bad, but the farther the rear overhang, the worst it is.
Very nice , my dream camper for sure 👍🏽
Finally I found a channel that makes the sized RV I have be4en looking for! Thank you!
Zoomed in to much. Can see anything
Would take this over a 4x4 Mercedes Van any day. would be a lot cheaper. 4x4 is key and most do not have it. Wish they made more like these motor homes these days. its a Beauty for sure.
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This is so sweet 4 season rated 😮❤
This is so awesome, I’d love to have one of these.
My ideal vehicle. Really perfect for my needs.
This is what I want for my long weekends off.
This floor plan is perfect
This is 10 times nicer than most of those DIY van conversions, most of those are pure krap.
Exactly what I’m looking for
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I have the ALP 19RD layout. Plenty of those available in Canada. I prefer the 19RD rear dinette, back in and enjoy the view!
You would think a 4X4 class C would have solar or at least a generator since the intent is to not always stay at pavement RV campgrounds. Other than that nitpick, overall, I like it.
I agree. Generators are a must, when I purchase. Rolling blackouts in campgrounds isn’t rare, in summer heat.
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Id definitely vinyl wrap it dark grey or green!! Id take this over a new sportsmobile every time
I bet it's gone already.
Someone got lucky.
Very nice unit 👍
For $50k I think I'll pass. I like it but too rich for my blood for a used rv of that size.
@@randybobandy9828 It was only $50k when this video was first posted? I found it on fb marketplace just now and the guy has it listed for $76k, it's exactly the same except the wheels are painted black now...
Awesome motor home ! With that you can go anywhere. Maybe do new paint job & few updates on the interior other then that it would be a good one 😊
You 4x4 off the grid and you wouldn't like a couple of solar panels instead of a paint job?
@@garychristison763 add a solar panels& definitely be able to go anywhere
Love the fact it's a 4x4! I like it!
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Omg I love it wish i had it n travel to alot of places n go outdoors
I don't like wet baths and this thing lacks some storage but it really does have everything you would need. This could be a very fun RV for the adventurer.
I covet these. Perfect size. Used to be Thor Majestic 19G, then I think Coleman had a role in making them too.
Yes The Thor and coleman 19ft units are a similar foot print but built in Indiana by a different company and completely different quality
This looks like a nice super clean RV. The owner must of taken good care of it. They sure don’t build them like this anymore ,today they’re cheaply made.
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I'd definitely put a ball on end that towel holder , could get hurt on that especially when driving, an rv I want to see more of the outside is nice change
Been considering a similar rig... using a Chevy/GMC 5500 quad cab. It uses the van body shell.
As for the camper body, I really want to use foam/ aluminum structural panels, CNC cut.
I'm going for an "expedition" type rig, with matching trailer.
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A regular camper doesn't come close to what I want. No other combination "fits" my toys, tools, etc.
Really cool rig , thanks for posting 👍
I really enjoyed this video. You explained things very well. Been thinking about selling my home and getting a four season class C. Still trying to learn everything that I can about RV’s
Provan Tiger Motorhome 4x4 and also EarthRoamer.
These is a perfect camper for Mav👍
I wish I could afford a class c. I'd love to have one that I could live in full time 😊
Those round things in the ceiling that you said are ac vents are speakers. The ac vents are right on the ac unit.
My neighbour bought the Ford 2 😅wheel drive V10. He took it camping twice and drove 23 klm returned. He sold it after 2 trips said it loved the ⛽️ gasoline.
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I would jazz it up even more but really awesome, would love to have it !!! 4x4 makes it for me!!!
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Love the rear kitchen!
good enough me i rented one for Alaska hwy drive no complaints
Built SOLID! Lacking a REAL Bed which turns me away, personally. 80k without a Bdrm hurts, bcuz it couldn't be constructed ANY better!!
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Yeah. I just looked at a slightly similar one that had a corner bedroom with a queen size mattress...and a real door got privacy. I guess at this type of square footage...there is compromise, and that is a very nicely designed kitchen. I can do without a can over bed however, while it's not that high up ..I just wouldn't relish climbing up and down, plus I'm kinda naturally clumsy -and I squirm around a lot when I'm asleep, so I could definitely see myself face planting off that upper bed. It would be ideal for a couple of pooches though... sigh, I guess when I get a winning lottery ticket ...I'll design the perfect rig!
I prefer to have more floorspace when I'm awake, and having a fulltime bed just takes up way too much room in a smaller RV like this.
Amazing little rig! Definitely want one.
I looooove it.i would change a thing.praying for one
I know bob wells painted his abu all grey w bedliner paint. Cover those bad boy decals!!!
Cool rig but you left out info on onboard batteries, black/grey and fresh water tank capacities and propane tank info + generator if any. That would be helpful.
In my opinion these shouldn't be considered 4 season because of how thin the walls including the ceiling is. Any vehicle can be heated with enough gas. But if the insulation is great and thick enough walls, floor, and ceiling then summer time will need less ac and winter time less gas.
I'm pretty sure most of these are 6in thick roofs with closed cell foam. Thats a good amount to keep heat in especially at 5R per inch =30R Insulation. The walls however are thin @ 2.5in thick so only a r12. It's enough to consider it good enough for the winter. There is nothing besides thicker walls and ceiling that will make it more insulated besides removing windows
This one in the video is a 2014 model, I cant speak directly to that year. We have a 2018 Adventurer 24 from the same manufacturer. We used it this winter as a 'guest cottage' in the driveway. It was fine thru -15C winter nights. Our previous unit was a 2008, and the insulation was not nearly as well done back then, it was not useable here in the winter. The nice thing about the way ours is done, nice warm floor when you get up in the morning. We didn't find propane consumption to bad, two weeks of -15C overnight, then -5C thru the day, used up half of a tank of propane.
It's certainly not gonna hold up to a winter in Alaska, but, for the areas where most folks go to winter in a motorhome, it'll be fine
@gerryrozema8338 if you are considering using fuel/propane to heat the motorhome then all motorhomes can be considered 4 season. My belief is that someone can leave the motorhome for 10 hours or so without needing to have the heat on and not worry about the water pipes or tanks freezing up to minus -10/-15 Celsius. After that could use heat or preferably heated pads to keep the pipes and tanks from freezing amd because of the insulation they don't need heat to keep warm but can just have a sweater on. Maybe heat intermediatly.
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Minus 15 Celcius with 2 feet of snow on the ground is not 'put on a sweater' weather, and without some form of heat, anything will freeze up after two weeks of that. If you think you can live in that weather for two weeks by putting on a sweater, then I would posit you have never been exposed to a real winter.
@gerryrozema8338 my point is many motorhomes that they say are 4 season are not really four season. As in ky opinion it takes more then double glazed windows for a motorhome/rv to be winter rated.
So many folks asking, how much money this was… i realize ya probably sold it already. But it would be really nice to know what you were asking for it. Or what it sold for. IMHO that was a nice size/ balance and so cool to see the 4x4 abilities. I really want one just like it
Oh I'd love that as a single traveler ❤❤
if i was looking to be completely solo, or do the "glamping" thing, this would be perfect. But as soon as i want to have someone else in my life to live with me this would not work. That said, i really love everything about this RV. i would want the next tier larger version though regardless.
Very well done video. I sure would like to have some thing like that. It seems like it’s been very well cared for.
When will this become available? Do you have any idea what price range? I looked on your website & didn't find it listed. Thanks!
I’d like one of these 😊
This thing was for sale on craigslist for a while. Owner was asking 80K
Was wondering....
I was looking at a four winds 'majestic 19g' which is almost identical to this and they are going for $47k for 120k mile units. I'm shocked
Owner is out of his mind!!
@@Dontcensorme898 It's also equipped with the 5.4 V8 which is terrible for this platform.
@@cnguyen32 Why?
Love this. It’s beautiful
I’m so happy you showed the glove box I would never have thought that the unit would have that option!! My god the Canadians are really loading this RV up!!!
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I think it's perfect. Love to purchase it if the price is not outlandish.
Great van. Nice setup. Really line that camper. New follower here. Crow✌️
This is the Majestic 19 or Thor Coleman 19CM - one of the best layouts - wish someone would make it again.
Wow, these are still very expensive units 😳 used ones with 120k + miles selling for $47k+ I was not expecting that.
@@randybobandy9828 scarcity drives up the price
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I want this but completely stripped and flat O.D. Green in military flat paint.
Interior starts at 5:20
Really at 8:30 it starts
Well he had to show 3x around the outside. He was in the front, gets out to get back in?
What's the tanks storage, and how well insulated? Where's the LP locker?
Oh wow this is perfect… I want it,Is it still available,if not do you have anything else similar? maybe a tad bit bigger, let me know thanks,
great floor plan - perfect size for a single person traveling the country. Might be a little tight for a couple to use. What is the asking price? It's probably sold by now, but i sure do like it...
I emailed them, it went for 82. They're rare and the 4x4 was already done.
Basic goodness! I like this.
Dude what the hell is the engine type!?? You left the most important aspect of this vehicle out!
Looks nice. Are the tank dumps four season or are they exposed and will ice up? It looks like a short class C RV which is good for not attracting too much attention.
If it's considered all season that mean the tanks are encased and sealed off from the bottom. Like my unit it has tank heaters to keep it from freezing. It might have a vent to allow the gas heater to vent some heat below for the pipes.
Probably sold but like setup and would like to know asking price or price sold and mileage. Thanks
U-Joint is going to be building my Class B F-600 4x4 with a modified rv for 4-Season
I’m sure yours is very well insulated but with all the glass and the camper windows do not appear to be dual pane. Correct me if I’m wrong? Just trying to see why it is 4-season?
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We say hundreds of Adventurers in Canada this summer and they look awesome. So much nicer than the Cruise America type rigs. Wish they sold them in the US.
This would be perfect for just 1, maybe 2 at the most. I could really see myself in one this size, not too small. How much does one of these babies go for?
My class c sleeps 6, same size bath and kitchen :(
Spent a week with the family at Disney and glad they used the bath house and ate their meals in the park
Wish I could find one just like this!
Like better than all the other ones I've seen that are new
Questions am in Florida where can I buy this type of RV class c adventure???????