Theater seating would be my preference Josh! No need for max sleeping on my end. Would love to see more class C’s just under 30’ to compare. Thanks for you work!!
Someone needs to make a gif of Josh doing the catwalk. 😆 I really like this RV. I like that the driver's side console is oriented towards the driver. I love the size. The fridge is awesome. Lots of things to love.
Really love the motorized review... Please do more of them!!! Our family will be looking for a class A sometime next year and I've been doing research now. Love your reviews and honest information.
Just when I think I’ve decided on which to buy - TT, 5th Wheel or conversion van - now I see this! I think this would be the simplest way to go as an older solo female soon to be full timer.
Cyndi, it's the way I wish I'd gone! I went with a 5th wheel, hoping my 6'7" partner would camp with me. Nope! This has 7' shower still wouldn't fit but since he's not interested the 5th wheel is a bit much.
@@janmoline thank you so much for taking the time to share your opinion, I GREATLY appreciate it. I was leaning toward the 5th wheel too, but a small-ish Class A seems like a whole lot less stress when you’re alone - which I actually prefer. No one to disappoint me.
Great Job "NERD". Timing is everything. I first came across your channel back in 2018 when we were looking for our rig. I just took for granted all of the class "C's" that were on your play list. We finally got a Greyhawk 29MV in 2019. I did look at the Precept but the layout of the Greyhawk won me over, and looking at the space available in "ROAD MODE", Our Rottweiler is very happy with the room he has while traveling. I see the trend to go with the 12v frig, but even though I too am from the mid-west, "INDY" we do a lot of dry camping I would be lost without my two way frig. I did swap out the 4" frat fan and I have a prop rod for the bed lol. Thanks to your channel you made narrowing down the choices of rigs Soooooo much easier. And although we are super happy with our Greyhawk, we will forever be a loyal watcher of your videos. BTW, we swapped out the tri fold couch for recliners/theater seats, that couch was horrible to sit on and sleep on, it is sooooo NOT Missed. Keep up the Great work "NERD" Best Wishes My Bish's Brother
I really like this RV! Love the bed that lowers, hide a bed option, plenty of counter space, seat belts!, a lil table for the swivel chairs, and the lighting is very nice comfortable touch.
Josh, I had no idea you showed motorized as well!! Will have to check out the other vids because I think for my first purchase it will be a class c or a. 🤷🏻♀️ Keep rockin the info and a huge thanks to you and Bish’s for doing so!
I like! I often dismiss class A's and C's for size and inconvenience of having to make/break camp if you want to drive somewhere. The towing of a small car is always an option, but it is one I don't really have much knowledge of other than seeing it happen in the real world occasionally (a video topic perhaps?). I do like the overall look and feel of this. I'd definitely prefer the theater seat option and probably the two way fridge. I am quite fine with the tan baseline paint but the others are interesting as well. Good stuff!
Another top notch Nerd production, Uncle J, but I didn't hear you mention the crown jewel of the AGS system. For pet owners who might have to leave their critters for a bit, the AGS can be set to start the generator at a set temperature. Anyone who's experienced a campsite power failure knows how quickly an RV heats up, even in moderate sunlight. Summertime camping in Crotchrot, Mississippi will be a lot less nerve wracking knowing that if shore power goes out, Fido & Keekee will be safe in genny powered AC comfort! By-the-by, I'd always prefer my coach in full body paint. $83 per month over the course of a 15 year loan is a small price to pay for the beauty and added protection of paint.
For a class A I could see myself in this gives good balance of everything I usually don't like the kitchen or living area in these but I could do with this one bedroom storage seems alittle invasive tho, great unit overall👍👍
Love this one after swap-shon of hopefully reclining theater seats. It’ll be great for Harvest Host boondocking, may need a little more solar. Plus max exhaust fan. Not spending a bunch of $$$$$ on fancy paint would be my smart choice. Great job Josh
For RV navigation, I use RV Trip Wizard/RV Life. I am able to use trip wizard on my computer then pull the map up using the RV Life app on my iPhone. Works well.
Yes as a solo female who likes travelling, I'm thinking that my next move will be this model, with recliners. I'll change out my Jayco 195RB + Chevy Colorado (Leased) for this and get a small "run-around" car. I used a Garmin, great you can adjust dimensions
All that storage is fantastic for a long trip or people like me that pack for every possibility. I could see sunbirds really enjoying this rig. I'd rather have the theater seat and possibly change out the dinette to a belly up to bar under the window. Of course you lose the TV so I don't know how that would work unless the bar is in front of it. I'm still waiting for an electric van that Jayco can convert to a class B.
I used to use the Garmin 770 and had the worst luck with it especially out west. I had used it new out of the box so it did not need to be updated. it ended up trying to take us down some 4 wheeler roads (not 4 wheel drive, 4 wheeler trails). I ended up switching just to my maps on my phone since they were the most accurate that I have used lately.
Josh, My wife and I are retired (me, 71 & Marianne, 67). Thoroughly enjoy your videos, have learned a lot and truly appreciate your's (and Bish's) honest presentation of information. The Precept 31UL looks perfect for us. I find myself with the following conundrum... Spend approx $90K for a used class A but then needing to buy a flat tow vehicle for $30K - $40K OR would we be better of buying a used 3/4 or 1T pickup for $80K on up and an much cheaper 5th wheel. My thoughts are the truck will hold value better than a class A. Any thoughts. Your take on another item (haven't seen anyone touch this on TH-cam). There are two primary awning hardware styles... First is hardware connected only at the top (under the fabric), I call it the "V" extender. My brain says that is a LOT of torque on a single point. The second has hardware vertically mounted that look like they would be a lot stronger and less stressed if the wind blows.
The cost vectors are a major reason I am a fan of Towables. You may spend the same money but get far more use of the vehicle portion in a towable scenario
Thank you for showing this option. Driver's area seems much less cramped than some C models. A few feet makes a big difference. Wish someone would make a bed that accommodates over 6 ft human comfortably.
My wife and I were just looking at your 2022 video on the 31UL a few hours ago wondering "I wonder how long before Josh puts out the 2023 model in a video"....
We use RV Life app. It's pretty good, but has sent us in the wrong directions and then tells us to turn around once or twice. Overall, it's great, but I have learned to check out the route the day before to be sure there aren't any goofy things. It's hard to turn our 33 foot trailer around on a dirt goat path! LOL
Big question about the front windshield Josh, are they prone to stone damage, hate to have to replace one of those. That would just be my luck.Not everyone has Initials B.L.
Just wondering, are the seat belts anchored to the floor or just the seats? I saw a you tube video and the person said that they weren't attached to the floor.
I’ve had two class A’s and currently have a towable. This RV is very nice. Question: if your LED Control screen goes out is there a way to manually override the lighting and other functions? As usual you knocked it out of the ballpark with this review. Thank you JTRVN! #nerdherd , #JTRVN
Yes, there are still physical switches for the lights. Also, my favorite part is that all the functions on the control panel are accessible from my phone on the app. I really like extending the slides while I am outside watching for clearance.
With this being the first driver model I have seen the Nerd show. WoW. I like it. It checks off many on my needs in one unit. Having driven a truck I feel this would be no problem.
Not to troll, but I'm a truck driver, as well. I can assure you they are not the same. Poor aerodynamics and high center of gravity make RV driving quite a bit more attention demanding. You've got a leg up on the Average Joe, but sway, yaw, and especially pitch will land you squarely in unchartered territory. Safe travels however you do it!
Hello were interested in getting a used 2021 Jayco prestige 31ul motorhome! we have never owned an rv. Asking 100k. Only found 3 online to try and compare. Any thoughts for this or what I should be looking for . i’m listening to your videos Jayco very well built motorhome. Even though some of the reviews don’t say that we’re going to look at motorhome on Saturday just for a feedback please if you could thank you
Some things to consider here m.th-cam.com/video/uxzpd-W8UmE/w-d-xo.html and here m.th-cam.com/video/r53SMewGg9M/w-d-xo.html And maybe here m.th-cam.com/video/DO3u1Bk-rbE/w-d-xo.html
Hide-a-bed, every time. would be my choice. I like this set of colors in the kitchen. I think a smaller fridge would be an acceptable trade to get the gas/electric option.
Ford stopped making their V10 a little while back. It is without question a V8. That info is auto-filled and subject to being outdated at times. It's annoying TY for asking
"Slides hold up" is strong language. Slides will take longer to break, is a bit better. With a toad, you are going to have a diode kit installed so that the brake and turn lights of the toad are isolated during towing and function based on what is going on in the motorhome.
I get what you're saying for sure, but the same there could be said for anything. Cars. Homes. RVs. It's all relative to proper upkeep and reasonable expected lifespan
I had a toddler actively trying to kill me so I'm not sure if you covered it, but these Ford chassis are available with the 7.3L "Godzilla" gas motors and they're the best option out there for people averse to diesel repair costs. Excellent motor built like a tank and very cheap to maintain
I love these "Baby A's". I would be reluctant to drive a traditional Class A that is so long but these more Class C size class A's are more I think comfortable for many people to drive. This has good functionality and features in a smaller package. I love the visibility you get from the cab area and there is plenty of sleeping space if you bring a family along. I also appreciate the exterior storage that's available on this type of coach as compared to a traditional Class C which usually has very limited exterior storage. I like the interior finishes including the farmhouse decor and having a large refrigerator is great especially if you are on an extended trip or a full-timer. The only function this is missing from a traditional Class A is the ability to have laundry on board. I think if they could find a way to sneak laundry in the bedroom area as one of those closets it would be perfect. I'm not sure how feasible it would be and I'm sure it would have to be a combo unit but if you were a full-timer that would probably work okay for you. Otherwise, this coach has everything you could need. I would see myself swapping down to a queen size mattress but I don't know that I could get a residential length to fit in here. I would probably have to get a camp Queen and put it extender of 6 in to be able to at the top once I arrived at my campsite. Thanks for bringing this one to us josh. Being part of your "nerd herd" is very educational and a pleasure to see the comprehensive reviews that you provide. It is clear you are not just here to sell something. You want to make sure people get the right RV for their situation and are able to safely travel when camping.
I've seen them a little smaller but not a LOT smaller really -- unless you start talking about those Ace series motorhomes that are basically a Class C with a full windshield
Love the fiberglass roof and the floorplan with the optional theater seating👍but no $200,000 RV should ever have a DOLLAR STORE 4 INCH FART FAN☹️and all farmhouse cabinet doors still look dirty to me😂
Theater seating would be my preference Josh! No need for max sleeping on my end. Would love to see more class C’s just under 30’ to compare. Thanks for you work!!
Someone needs to make a gif of Josh doing the catwalk. 😆 I really like this RV. I like that the driver's side console is oriented towards the driver. I love the size. The fridge is awesome. Lots of things to love.
Wouldn't want to break the internet with all the smashing of the like button that'd get lol
This is a dream RV. Very nice and great looking.
Really love the motorized review... Please do more of them!!! Our family will be looking for a class A sometime next year and I've been doing research now. Love your reviews and honest information.
I get them where I can!
OK, I usually watch your RVs, but I am absolutely In mad love with this motorhome Alllllll the way around!😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
I like this one as well
Josh your dad should be proud of the work you have done at Bishe's RV your always ahead of the pack ty.
I sure try. TY dennis :)
Love it! ❤️ Would do the theater seat, and could definitely do this full-time.
I LOVE this model! Size is perfect.
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Just when I think I’ve decided on which to buy - TT, 5th Wheel or conversion van - now I see this! I think this would be the simplest way to go as an older solo female soon to be full timer.
Cyndi, it's the way I wish I'd gone! I went with a 5th wheel, hoping my 6'7" partner would camp with me. Nope! This has 7' shower still wouldn't fit but since he's not interested the 5th wheel is a bit much.
@@janmoline thank you so much for taking the time to share your opinion, I GREATLY appreciate it. I was leaning toward the 5th wheel too, but a small-ish Class A seems like a whole lot less stress when you’re alone - which I actually prefer. No one to disappoint me.
I love this one! Awesome job with all of the details Josh!
TY :)
This is a perfectly sized RV. I really like this one Josh.
It really does fit between too big and too small nicely I think
Great Job "NERD". Timing is everything. I first came across your channel back in 2018 when we were looking for our rig. I just took for granted all of the class "C's" that were on your play list. We finally got a Greyhawk 29MV in 2019. I did look at the Precept but the layout of the Greyhawk won me over, and looking at the space available in "ROAD MODE", Our Rottweiler is very happy with the room he has while traveling. I see the trend to go with the 12v frig, but even though I too am from the mid-west, "INDY" we do a lot of dry camping I would be lost without my two way frig. I did swap out the 4" frat fan and I have a prop rod for the bed lol. Thanks to your channel you made narrowing down the choices of rigs Soooooo much easier. And although we are super happy with our Greyhawk, we will forever be a loyal watcher of your videos. BTW, we swapped out the tri fold couch for recliners/theater seats, that couch was horrible to sit on and sleep on, it is sooooo NOT Missed. Keep up the Great work "NERD" Best Wishes My Bish's Brother
Man.. TY Ron. Appreciate the kind words so much :)
Thanks Josh! I saw that huge tree in the background and noticed you are actually at home in Coldwater, MI. Good for you.
Yep yep! That Tree's a dead giveaway :)
I really like this RV! Love the bed that lowers, hide a bed option, plenty of counter space, seat belts!, a lil table for the swivel chairs, and the lighting is very nice comfortable touch.
Thx for watching!!
Welcome to the life of being a youtube star Mr Josh RVN WINTERS !!!LOL.JUST HAD TO SAY THAT.
Lol ty
I like this one - A lot! Theatre seat for sure. The farm house color looks great, nice and light.
Glad you like it!
Great Lookin Motor Home from Jayco, Excellent Work!😊😊👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Josh, I had no idea you showed motorized as well!! Will have to check out the other vids because I think for my first purchase it will be a class c or a. 🤷🏻♀️
Keep rockin the info and a huge thanks to you and Bish’s for doing so!
I haven’t done a lot historically but I get them where I can
This. This is the one! Perfect!
I like! I often dismiss class A's and C's for size and inconvenience of having to make/break camp if you want to drive somewhere. The towing of a small car is always an option, but it is one I don't really have much knowledge of other than seeing it happen in the real world occasionally (a video topic perhaps?). I do like the overall look and feel of this. I'd definitely prefer the theater seat option and probably the two way fridge. I am quite fine with the tan baseline paint but the others are interesting as well. Good stuff!
Another top notch Nerd production, Uncle J, but I didn't hear you mention the crown jewel of the AGS system. For pet owners who might have to leave their critters for a bit, the AGS can be set to start the generator at a set temperature. Anyone who's experienced a campsite power failure knows how quickly an RV heats up, even in moderate sunlight. Summertime camping in Crotchrot, Mississippi will be a lot less nerve wracking knowing that if shore power goes out, Fido & Keekee will be safe in genny powered AC comfort!
By-the-by, I'd always prefer my coach in full body paint. $83 per month over the course of a 15 year loan is a small price to pay for the beauty and added protection of paint.
Did i fail to mention the puppy saver?
For a class A I could see myself in this gives good balance of everything I usually don't like the kitchen or living area in these but I could do with this one bedroom storage seems alittle invasive tho, great unit overall👍👍
Very nice !!! Love the full body paint option !!!!
Glad you like it!
Love this one after swap-shon of hopefully reclining theater seats. It’ll be great for Harvest Host boondocking, may need a little more solar. Plus max exhaust fan. Not spending a bunch of $$$$$ on fancy paint would be my smart choice. Great job Josh
TY once again, James
Please ask Jayco to only use the one piece molded shower units. With water leaks being such a worry this is a good place to make an improvement.
Love this Moho Josh! Theater seats for me.
For RV navigation, I use RV Trip Wizard/RV Life. I am able to use trip wizard on my computer then pull the map up using the RV Life app on my iPhone. Works well.
Thank you. THAT'S what I was hoping to hear!
We use a Garmin hardware GPS, the Truck / RV model. We really like it
Good to know!
Theatre Seats and free-standing dinette ;0) Nice video Josh!
TY Daniel! ☺
RV Life Pro. Excellent. Did the discount from Matt and it’s definitely worth it.
Awesome. Thank you!!
Yes as a solo female who likes travelling, I'm thinking that my next move will be this model, with recliners. I'll change out my Jayco 195RB + Chevy Colorado (Leased) for this and get a small "run-around" car. I used a Garmin, great you can adjust dimensions
Couple folks have mentioned garmin. That's awesome. Are they easier to update now vs before? I know historically they were a headache like that
All that storage is fantastic for a long trip or people like me that pack for every possibility. I could see sunbirds really enjoying this rig. I'd rather have the theater seat and possibly change out the dinette to a belly up to bar under the window. Of course you lose the TV so I don't know how that would work unless the bar is in front of it.
I'm still waiting for an electric van that Jayco can convert to a class B.
I used to use the Garmin 770 and had the worst luck with it especially out west. I had used it new out of the box so it did not need to be updated. it ended up trying to take us down some 4 wheeler roads (not 4 wheel drive, 4 wheeler trails). I ended up switching just to my maps on my phone since they were the most accurate that I have used lately.
Phone apps are the best I think
Josh, My wife and I are retired (me, 71 & Marianne, 67). Thoroughly enjoy your videos, have learned a lot and truly appreciate your's (and Bish's) honest presentation of information. The Precept 31UL looks perfect for us. I find myself with the following conundrum... Spend approx $90K for a used class A but then needing to buy a flat tow vehicle for $30K - $40K OR would we be better of buying a used 3/4 or 1T pickup for $80K on up and an much cheaper 5th wheel. My thoughts are the truck will hold value better than a class A. Any thoughts.
Your take on another item (haven't seen anyone touch this on TH-cam). There are two primary awning hardware styles... First is hardware connected only at the top (under the fabric), I call it the "V" extender. My brain says that is a LOT of torque on a single point. The second has hardware vertically mounted that look like they would be a lot stronger and less stressed if the wind blows.
The cost vectors are a major reason I am a fan of Towables. You may spend the same money but get far more use of the vehicle portion in a towable scenario
I lack good service history on awning styles.. that’s a good question
Like this ones floor plan. Would really like to see you do some class C+ 4x4s that I've been see lately. Like your reviews. Keep up the great work.
I'll keep my eyes out for them this year
Theater seating. Couple Coach all the way. Would change the dinette to bar seating.
Lmao at your fashion model walk 🤣
:)
Thank you for showing this option. Driver's area seems much less cramped than some C models. A few feet makes a big difference. Wish someone would make a bed that accommodates over 6 ft human comfortably.
Motorhome beds seem to be short like that so frequently
I use a Garmin 890RV navigation system. So far no problems and it works great
Awesome. TY so much for sharing! This is the kind of stuff that really helps people
My wife and I were just looking at your 2022 video on the 31UL a few hours ago wondering "I wonder how long before Josh puts out the 2023 model in a video"....
Boom!
We use RV Life app. It's pretty good, but has sent us in the wrong directions and then tells us to turn around once or twice. Overall, it's great, but I have learned to check out the route the day before to be sure there aren't any goofy things. It's hard to turn our 33 foot trailer around on a dirt goat path! LOL
hahahah
Big question about the front windshield Josh, are they prone to stone damage, hate to have to replace one of those. That would just be my luck.Not everyone has Initials B.L.
It’s not impossible but I don’t see regular reports of it being an issue
Just wondering, are the seat belts anchored to the floor or just the seats? I saw a you tube video and the person said that they weren't attached to the floor.
Good question 👍
I’ve had two class A’s and currently have a towable. This RV is very nice. Question: if your LED Control screen goes out is there a way to manually override the lighting and other functions? As usual you knocked it out of the ballpark with this review. Thank you JTRVN! #nerdherd , #JTRVN
Yes, there are still physical switches for the lights. Also, my favorite part is that all the functions on the control panel are accessible from my phone on the app. I really like extending the slides while I am outside watching for clearance.
Man Mike is beating me to the punch all over the place today! :)
@@JoshtheRVNerd Sorry Josh,
I just get excited to talk about my 31UL.
we use Garmin. like the ability to adapt to specific dimensions and preferences.
i would change that backroom for a studio. it be big enough to do so. I wish there was more studio based RV's for artists.
So are there any manufactures that make TT's with better supports in road mode for the slides that others? I had never thought of that issue
It's possible but no one of which I'm aware tests for it
For us it would definitely be the theater seats
I think I'd do the same
Love this motorhome. Definitely would want theater seats. The king bed looked like schwintech slides. Are the other two rack and pinion?
No. Motorized RVs don't typically use a rack and pinion system - at least not like a towable RV. It's something else entirely
Nice
Josh, what is the most affordable family (sleeps 6+) motor home yall carry?
Not sure offhand.. maybe something in our solar series?
With this being the first driver model I have seen the Nerd show. WoW. I like it. It checks off many on my needs in one unit. Having driven a truck I feel this would be no problem.
Not to troll, but I'm a truck driver, as well. I can assure you they are not the same. Poor aerodynamics and high center of gravity make RV driving quite a bit more attention demanding. You've got a leg up on the Average Joe, but sway, yaw, and especially pitch will land you squarely in unchartered territory. Safe travels however you do it!
My preference is Theater seats
Hello were interested in getting a used 2021 Jayco prestige 31ul motorhome! we have never owned an rv. Asking 100k. Only found 3 online to try and compare. Any thoughts for this or what I should be looking for . i’m listening to your videos Jayco very well built motorhome. Even though some of the reviews don’t say that we’re going to look at motorhome on Saturday just for a feedback please if you could thank you
Some things to consider here m.th-cam.com/video/uxzpd-W8UmE/w-d-xo.html and here m.th-cam.com/video/r53SMewGg9M/w-d-xo.html
And maybe here m.th-cam.com/video/DO3u1Bk-rbE/w-d-xo.html
Hide-a-bed, every time. would be my choice. I like this set of colors in the kitchen. I think a smaller fridge would be an acceptable trade to get the gas/electric option.
Is the provost equipped with auto leveling?
Precept? Yes.
@@JoshtheRVNerd sorry for saying the wrong camper name, we had a Jayco FifthWheeler and loved it.
Have a wonderful day
Clyde from New Orleans
What is the ground clearance on precept and alliante
Apologies I don’t have that spec from a manufacturer. Our local teams may be able to assist
How can we get ahold of one of those RV Nerd stickers??
We're working on setting up distribution
This vid says it's a 7.3L V8, if you click on the "check pricing & Availability" link it says that it's a Triton V-10, which is it??
Ford stopped making their V10 a little while back. It is without question a V8. That info is auto-filled and subject to being outdated at times. It's annoying
TY for asking
I like this size! Maybe I missed it but was there a door that separated the shower from possible guests in the living room?
Yes, there is one.
Yeah the bathroom doors basically swing to create a private middle room
What are the main differences between the Precept and the Alante?
Precept is Alante plus stuff. I don’t have a full breakdown handy. Currently in the passenger seat on a family trip trying to get caught up apologies
"Slides hold up" is strong language. Slides will take longer to break, is a bit better. With a toad, you are going to have a diode kit installed so that the brake and turn lights of the toad are isolated during towing and function based on what is going on in the motorhome.
I get what you're saying for sure, but the same there could be said for anything. Cars. Homes. RVs.
It's all relative to proper upkeep and reasonable expected lifespan
my vote is theater seating
I had a toddler actively trying to kill me so I'm not sure if you covered it, but these Ford chassis are available with the 7.3L "Godzilla" gas motors and they're the best option out there for people averse to diesel repair costs. Excellent motor built like a tank and very cheap to maintain
HAHAHAHA
Anyone who hasn't had a kid is like "what?"
But I totally get it
ANd yeah -- these run that 7.3L Gozilla engine
This needs a theater seat
I love these "Baby A's". I would be reluctant to drive a traditional Class A that is so long but these more Class C size class A's are more I think comfortable for many people to drive. This has good functionality and features in a smaller package. I love the visibility you get from the cab area and there is plenty of sleeping space if you bring a family along. I also appreciate the exterior storage that's available on this type of coach as compared to a traditional Class C which usually has very limited exterior storage. I like the interior finishes including the farmhouse decor and having a large refrigerator is great especially if you are on an extended trip or a full-timer. The only function this is missing from a traditional Class A is the ability to have laundry on board. I think if they could find a way to sneak laundry in the bedroom area as one of those closets it would be perfect. I'm not sure how feasible it would be and I'm sure it would have to be a combo unit but if you were a full-timer that would probably work okay for you. Otherwise, this coach has everything you could need. I would see myself swapping down to a queen size mattress but I don't know that I could get a residential length to fit in here. I would probably have to get a camp Queen and put it extender of 6 in to be able to at the top once I arrived at my campsite. Thanks for bringing this one to us josh. Being part of your "nerd herd" is very educational and a pleasure to see the comprehensive reviews that you provide. It is clear you are not just here to sell something. You want to make sure people get the right RV for their situation and are able to safely travel when camping.
I've seen them a little smaller but not a LOT smaller really -- unless you start talking about those Ace series motorhomes that are basically a Class C with a full windshield
Love the fiberglass roof and the floorplan with the optional theater seating👍but no $200,000 RV should ever have a DOLLAR STORE 4 INCH FART FAN☹️and all farmhouse cabinet doors still look dirty to me😂
ALL makers should come together and agree to discount by 50K if they EVER put in a 74” bed in AGAIN. WTF !
I get what you're saying but I also wouldn't start holding your breath
Josh , can we get a masorater on this , or just a stinky slinky
I don’t recall a macerator being available
Can I get this with a chevy engine?
No.
Mike beat me to it. Chevy isn't offering a lot for the motorized market currently
price ???????
Pricing on our site for in stock models at
www.bishs.com/rv-search?brand=Precept&stocknumber=31UL
If sold out, then our local folks can assist
@@JoshtheRVNerd thx
Don’t want the bed on the “Driver” side! I don’t want to be in my “neighbors” yard when I’m in bed! Really having trouble finding one!
It's pretty uncommon sadly but I know there's a few out there
Theatre seats - but ONLY if cuddle compliant!!
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Theater seats !
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I’m not a motorhome guy but why do they not offer a diesel motor on these tiny class A. The fuel economy and power will be so much better.
To keep costs down.
Doug, get to work!
Dude NEVER shows up
If he worked here, then I'd fire him
Can you tow a car?
Yep!
Other than the shower outside the bathroom, no issues.
I don't mind the sink there, but nobody needs to see me shower....nobody
the hallway has two doors in it so the shower and bathroom can be completely isolated. No peepers!
@@55afishead true but I would have others going between the bathroom and bedroom. For me this is a deal breaker. Works for others, not me.
Theater seats every time.