Great job on the review. And a nearly perfect rig. Inexplicable you hid the price, considering it is the one thing EVERYONE watching this wants to know 😢. Aside... it needs a microwave, or at least a 120v in that upper galley cabinet. That rear step up looks like a shin buster. And Winnie needs to add an external city water hook up. So close, but not yet, at least for me.
Hey @a_jablome, things have changed a bit in order for me to have access to these beautiful rigs, now. The pricing has to be handled directly with LaMesa. I have the contact info and website in the description tho! I know its an extra step but I hope this helps. I appreciate you feedback and thank you for watching
Great video as usual Brock. I have to agree with the other commentor below, kind of odd that you blurred the price, I've never seen you do that on any of your videos in the past.
Hey @randerson4383, my arrangement with LaMesa RV now requires the blur outs, in order to continue having access to these beautiful rigs, the pricing has to be handled with LaMesa directly. I have the contact info and website in the description tho! I know its an extra step but I hope this helps. I hope this hasn't hindered the enjoyment of the experience with these rigs but I appreciate your feedback, and thank you for watching
@ - That makes sense, thanks for the explanation. You always have great videos, I enjoy watching them. I’m newly retired and want to buy a van and I’m doing all the research I can. I’m kind of at a loss on what to get. I want a 144 Mercedes chassis but there are so many choices: Jayco Terrain, Entegra Launch, Revel, Storyteller and the Tiffin GH1, those are the ones I’ve narrowed it down to. Any opinions? I’m pretty handy in don’t mind doing improvements myself. I just want something that’s going to be dependable and fun to drive.
Congrats on your retirement and great question! I'm glad to see so many choices with adventure vehicles right now. Hopefully it helps with keeping quality high and possibly lowering pricing a bit, or at least giving you more for the price, for example, the REVEL SPORT (video coming asap). It has smaller lithium batteries and tanks to help cut cost but is still adequate for camping and adventuring, but nothing off-grid for too long. I think those are all great vehicles you have narrowed down to. I definitely recommend at least choosing a rig with the Sprinter chassis, like you have done already. When it comes to quality and value, I really like the REVEL. If budget is not an issue, though, the Stroyteller Overland Beast MODE is my favorite. I have to say though, the VanUp REVEL is making it hard to decide over the Beast MODE. Are you able to go and see any of these in person yet?
I am glad you enjoyed the review! For pricing, please contact LaMesa. I am allowed to show the vehicle but LaMesa handles all pricing questions. I have the phone number and website in the video description. I hope this helps! Thank you for your comment
The challenge with these vans, they have limited towing capabilities. I would love to have one, but I would need it to have the ability to tow at least 7K LBS
Understood. Thankfully, some other upfitters build adventure vehicles that use the Sprinter 3500 or 4500 chassis and have 7,500 lbs. towing capacity. I hope this helps!
Hey @shawnr2603, great question! Part of my deal to do these videos requires it. I hope this helps but I do have the contact info. in the description so you can get the price!
Hey @KenLam165, great question! For pricing please contact LaMesa RV. Their contact info is in the description. I hope this helps. Thank you for your comment!
I love Mercedes Sprinter.
Those VanUp Revels are NICE! I'm sure it would make any journey feel luxurious. Stellar video yet again!
Thank you! This VanUp Revel is not your usual Revel. The VanUp upgrades make this rig very unique and luxurious!
Great job on the review. And a nearly perfect rig. Inexplicable you hid the price, considering it is the one thing EVERYONE watching this wants to know 😢. Aside... it needs a microwave, or at least a 120v in that upper galley cabinet. That rear step up looks like a shin buster. And Winnie needs to add an external city water hook up. So close, but not yet, at least for me.
Hey @a_jablome, things have changed a bit in order for me to have access to these beautiful rigs, now. The pricing has to be handled directly with LaMesa. I have the contact info and website in the description tho! I know its an extra step but I hope this helps. I appreciate you feedback and thank you for watching
Thanks for your efforts in bringing these detailed reviews. Very helpful.
Wrong toilet
Beautifull van
Mechanical.upgrades, trans
Engine, etc. ?
What is the price tag for this one?
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Thank you for your feedback!
Great video as usual Brock. I have to agree with the other commentor below, kind of odd that you blurred the price, I've never seen you do that on any of your videos in the past.
Hey @randerson4383, my arrangement with LaMesa RV now requires the blur outs, in order to continue having access to these beautiful rigs, the pricing has to be handled with LaMesa directly. I have the contact info and website in the description tho! I know its an extra step but I hope this helps. I hope this hasn't hindered the enjoyment of the experience with these rigs but I appreciate your feedback, and thank you for watching
@ - That makes sense, thanks for the explanation. You always have great videos, I enjoy watching them.
I’m newly retired and want to buy a van and I’m doing all the research I can. I’m kind of at a loss on what to get. I want a 144 Mercedes chassis but there are so many choices: Jayco Terrain, Entegra Launch, Revel, Storyteller and the Tiffin GH1, those are the ones I’ve narrowed it down to. Any opinions? I’m pretty handy in don’t mind doing improvements myself. I just want something that’s going to be dependable and fun to drive.
Congrats on your retirement and great question! I'm glad to see so many choices with adventure vehicles right now. Hopefully it helps with keeping quality high and possibly lowering pricing a bit, or at least giving you more for the price, for example, the REVEL SPORT (video coming asap). It has smaller lithium batteries and tanks to help cut cost but is still adequate for camping and adventuring, but nothing off-grid for too long.
I think those are all great vehicles you have narrowed down to. I definitely recommend at least choosing a rig with the Sprinter chassis, like you have done already. When it comes to quality and value, I really like the REVEL. If budget is not an issue, though, the Stroyteller Overland Beast MODE is my favorite. I have to say though, the VanUp REVEL is making it hard to decide over the Beast MODE. Are you able to go and see any of these in person yet?
I REALLY ENJOYED THE REVIEW [SUPER] WHAT IS THE COST AS YOU SHOWED IT
I am glad you enjoyed the review! For pricing, please contact LaMesa. I am allowed to show the vehicle but LaMesa handles all pricing questions. I have the phone number and website in the video description. I hope this helps! Thank you for your comment
The challenge with these vans, they have limited towing capabilities. I would love to have one, but I would need it to have the ability to tow at least 7K LBS
Understood. Thankfully, some other upfitters build adventure vehicles that use the Sprinter 3500 or 4500 chassis and have 7,500 lbs. towing capacity. I hope this helps!
Why you are not showing the price???
Hey @shawnr2603, great question! Part of my deal to do these videos requires it. I hope this helps but I do have the contact info. in the description so you can get the price!
I think the European models are miles ahead of anywhere else.
how much of it?
Hey @KenLam165, great question! For pricing please contact LaMesa RV. Their contact info is in the description. I hope this helps. Thank you for your comment!
My guess would be close to the $200k - $250k range for a new revel