Extreme Super C

[Wildman]

Why Wait for a Boutique RV Build? The Dynamax Isata 5 Extreme Off-Road RV Is Ready To Go​

 

[Zorba]

Why Wait for a Boutique RV Build? The Dynamax Isata 5 Extreme Off-Road RV Is Ready To Go​

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No windows in the overhang. Fine if used as storage, hard pass if someone's sleeping up there. They started doing away with windows in the front of 5th wheels and class Cs back about 1988, this is even worse.

Like the running gear though - that makes sense!

 

[Wildman]

No windows in the overhang. Fine if used as storage, hard pass if someone's sleeping up there. They started doing away with windows in the front of 5th wheels and class Cs back about 1988, this is even worse.

Like the running gear though - that makes sense!

You've always got something to bitch about with R/V's.

Other than the price tag I'd take one tomorrow.

 

[NDSpeed]

Those are cool, I like the way the Europeans do the overlanding rigs.

 

[Wildman]

Those are cool, I like the way the Europeans do the overlanding rigs.

Yes, some of their rigs are down right out of the world.

 

[Zorba]

You've always got something to bitch about with R/V's.

Other than the price tag I'd take one tomorrow.

You're right, I generally do bitch about RVs. Up until Y2K, I had been involved with them my entire life - lived and breathed RVs. I loved them - and I actually still do. But with a lifetime's experiences, I know what I like and don't like - no windows in the front are one of the things I don't like. Cheap ass leak prone construction is another - and they ALL pretty much are leak prone, its just a matter of time. Some are slightly better than others.

I was looking at a high end B+ - that actually has a fairly decent chance of not leaking anytime soon. Coming from cab over campers and 5th wheels, the motorhome culture is a bit of a shock. Effete as hell for one thing, impractical for another. This particular MH didn't have a gas fired water heater. Electric or engine heated only. Both those options are great, but I also want gas if I'm boondocking. Silly to run the generator to heat water - very costly and inefficient. If I'm not driving it somewhere, the heat exchanger method won't work either. And then there's the whole thing with many brands of MH that are now omitting the spare tire...

 

[Wildman]

You're right, I generally do bitch about RVs. Up until Y2K, I had been involved with them my entire life - lived and breathed RVs. I loved them - and I actually still do. But with a lifetime's experiences, I know what I like and don't like - no windows in the front are one of the things I don't like. Cheap ass leak prone construction is another - and they ALL pretty much are leak prone, its just a matter of time. Some are slightly better than others.

I was looking at a high end B+ - that actually has a fairly decent chance of not leaking anytime soon. Coming from cab over campers and 5th wheels, the motorhome culture is a bit of a shock. Effete as hell for one thing, impractical for another. This particular MH didn't have a gas fired water heater. Electric or engine heated only. Both those options are great, but I also want gas if I'm boondocking. Silly to run the generator to heat water - very costly and inefficient. If I'm not driving it somewhere, the heat exchanger method won't work either. And then there's the whole thing with many brands of MH that are now omitting the spare tire...

Yes we've ALL heard you more than once or twice...

 

[Zorba]

Yes we've ALL heard you more than once or twice...

Have I told you about a certain GMC truck...?