TOP 4 Class B RVs for Full Time RV Living // RV Tours Tampa RV Supershow

[@buzzzub8563]

I have never made up a bed with sheets & blankets on a tear-down bed. That's too labor-intensive. I just use a sleeping bag. Unroll to sleep. Roll it up to quickly stash it away.

[@gregnixon1296]

I’m a big fan of sleeping bags.

[@sailorcto]

I agree, sleeping bags are much better, especially for a Class B. I like what Christian Schafer does with her sleeping bags, stuffs them into a case to make a throw pillow during the day.

[@darylwizzard]

Bobs your uncle

[@WW-nb4tn]

Good video..first time I've seen you two. Those who add negative Class B comments should not buy a Class B. Those who say the Liesure Travel Van models are the best should understand that all LTV coaches are Class B+, normally one foot wider than a true class B, almost to the width of a Class C and bigger to drive, park, etc. If that's what they want, go for it..but, LTVs are a year out to order as of last month. Finally, the 2020 -2021 specs on the Coachmen Galleria are amazing; many previous options are all standard making it a true four-season coach, down to +5 °F. And, it does come with the Truma Combi water heater and furnace in one unit, plus (check out the specs as it has come with this for several years) the "shower miser" that heats the water without wasting a drop until it gets the water up to your desired temp. YES, we do have a new Galleria 24FL 4x4 with Li3 Lithium package on order and are really looking forward to it. Yes, Class B RVing has some limitations but also a lot of advantages. We have checked them all out and have made the choice that is right for us and we shall see how we like it. You guys have given your viewers s lot of great information. Thanks!

[@EatSeeRV]

Thanks for the helpful tips. All good points. Glad you found us !

[@chubbyninja842]

I really liked that last on the best. It looks like it made the best use of all the space, and the bed actually looks like it would be comfortable to sleep on, which is the most important thing in the van. If you can't sleep in it, it's no better than a non-RV van.

[@EatSeeRV]

Very true. That'd probably be my pick too if I had to choose one.

[@JeffreyCKlein]

Best for ONE person only, as it is not very wide and difficult for two people climbing over each other.

[@ericmed]

Picked up a 2021 Travato and loving it! Winnebago listened to a lot of the modifications people were making and incorporated them

[@EatSeeRV]

Nice, congrats! What your favorite mod on the new model? - Dennis ✌️

[@ericmed]

@@EatSeeRV Quiet generator, new car play head unit, bluetooth quiet AC, sumo springs from the factory

[@EatSeeRV]

Sweet!

[@queenanne94101]

Great info! LOVE the way you pace your explanation of features, so much insight without all of the tedium. You two do it really well. Thanks!

[@EatSeeRV]

Awesome thanks for watching! :)

[@genechandler2433]

You do a really great job at explaining things. Thank you so much for taking the time to do this video.

[@EatSeeRV]

Thanks Gene! 😘

[@ziggyff693]

Frankly if your class B RV is not Sprinter based, you're nutso as the Merc diesel gives you the generator addition along with the superior mileage and that saves much much much travel time with less stops which is a big help. Curious as to no inclusion of the Class B's I've seen with slideouts as that gives you the much needed wider space help and bigger TV's as well?? Lastly any opinion on the electric bed riser option I've seen in the Revel...it also allows for the quick bed and bedding setup ? also us skiers love that 4x4 too

[@joshuaharry4935]

Within the first 3 minutes of watching your video, I subscribed! I liked the way you broke things down.

[@EatSeeRV]

Awesome - thank you so much!

[@sherriweber7105]

I just watched a video with you both in it about class Bs. The van campers I call them. Very good. They all look very nice and you both dug a great job at showing them. You were like pros. This video was a year ago I think. Very nicely done. Thank you for the video. See you soon! Stay safe.

[@luvbig41]

Rv manufacturers listening to their customers and wanting to capitalize on the Van life living. Kudos to them.

[@EatSeeRV]

For sure! Smart of them to listen and get creative - Liz

[@kevinfleming9919]

Nicely done Vlog and camera work. I like that you gave pros and cons, prices along with the specs, your own personal insites, and also compared the features they have to other RV'S. Like the included bloopers also!

[@EatSeeRV]

Glad you enjoyed it! - Liz

[@DavidElCid300]

Check out the 2022 American Coach Patriot MD 2. It's all lithium battery. No generator. No propane. It is truly awesome and beautiful. Oh and it's very stealth without anything on the outside which screams RV. So it's very clean looking on the outside which should make it very stealthy.

[@LeiSalazar]

Love the last 21’ murphy-like bed.

[@EatSeeRV]

Yes super great option. That's the Travato

[@sundialsoft]

It's good fun to see how the vans over the pond differ from the ones in the UK & Europe.

[@EatSeeRV]

So so different. European ones are super unique - Liz

[@tommcgowan3335]

Travato: SIDE fold up/down bed is the best I've seen!!

[@EatSeeRV]

We like it too! - Dennis ✌️

[@jabreck1934]

Yep , 4 years full time in the 59k. Entering this van in 60 mile an hour wind driven rains is not an issue. Go through the back, step right onto shower pan.

[@BankruptMonkey]

Finally an RV van with built in bug screens! That should be standard on any type of RV sold to the US market.

[@EatSeeRV]

Agreed!

[@EatSeeRV]

Agreed!

[@StellarFella]

I have a folding Greenspeed Magnum XL recumbent trike that can be put inside a large bag sold by Radical Design. It can slide inside the RV while traveling. I always look at every RV with this aspect in mind. For lighter people, other folding models can be purchased like the Catrike Dumont or the HP Velotechnik Scorpion fs. Room for two of them is important. It is perfect to get set up at a campsite and then ride these around to explore everything after you get all settled in.

[@renatapizzutti8775]

I know this is a 2020 video, but I'm so happy I found you guys! The way you explain things is gentil and very honest! I'm really enjoying your videos! Subscribed today!

[@EatSeeRV]

That's awesome! Glad you found us 😊

[@tarac5137]

I ran around the show yesterday basically looking at the same things. I could have stayed home and watched your video haha! It was good to see the models in person though. Thanks for the tours! 🚐

[@EatSeeRV]

Haha its always helpful to see them yourself! I love doing tours and waslk throughs. Hope you enjoyed the show (and the video) 😁

[@JodysJourney]

The Travato 59G is one of my favorites as well, but it doesn’t have the microwave/convection combo like the K - only a microwave, which is a con for me. I like to bake.

[@jkickinutube]

Personally I love the Travato KL, thanks and Cheers! Jon

[@EatSeeRV]

Cool! I just checked that model out. That's nice it has lithium. We get the allure of the twin beds. - Liz

[@CallMeChato]

One thing about the pleasure way bed setup. We just leave them split at the feet. Really easy to flip your legs into the gap to go to the washroom at night without disturbing your partner. No need to turn it into a full bed.

[@EatSeeRV]

Yes you definitely can leave split! Glad you like that option.

[@thoughtsinpassing2968]

I want a PW Lexor TS and found on Amzn a wood pull out pantry that would fit the coat closet giving me more pantry storage. I figure if I can afford this vehicle I can also afford to stop at any hotel IF..I desire a night of more space.The short version allows me to park anywhere as USA's average parking space is just under 20' . I also look for the conveniences offered in this particular model while going down the road. PW's quality in the build is superior IMO and I see that as a good return on my investment. The Class B is designed for a single or couple. Thank you for sharing the over views.

[@EatSeeRV]

Well said. Thanks for watching & glad you enjoyed! - Dennis ✌️

[@adinahirschmann3112]

A vehicle this size is the perfect alternative to airplane-and-hotel travel for long and shorter trips, plus being able to stop and enjoy the local scenery along the way, while having most of the conveniences of home. A traveling musician might think of this as a more economicall version of a tour bus. It can also serve as a mobile office/sleeping quarters. This is also most practical because you can cook your food and plan meals on your own time, as well as pack and unpack on your own scheduls and keep an extra set of pots, pans and sheets out there for a quick getaway. .

[@EatSeeRV]

Nailed it!

[@pattimessenger6214]

I love class B’s. So cute! I would actually buy a truck and camper instead. I would have a fixed bed that I can put a good quality mattress in. The bed in the class B’s seem to be covered with vinyl or leather. That seems like it would be squeaky when you move, sweaty when hot and your sheets wouldn’t stay put. That just doesn’t seem comfy, and I value a good night’s sleep.

[@EatSeeRV]

Totally understand that logic! We too want a permenant bed

[@michaelsmith9308]

The first one the lexor is using a fridge that has proven to keep food warm, thus winnebago and ALL others have stopped using this fridge and went to a compressor fridge. That fridge looks great because its large but completely fails in every aspect of real use! My first Travato used that fridge and once winnebago became aware that the fridge does not work switched to a compressor fridge! I am PROUD of WINNEBAGO to use the compressor fridge in all their RV:) FINALLY!

[@EatSeeRV]

Norcold 12 volt only compressor fridges have caused problems for a lot of users. We have several friends that have had very bad experiences with it

[@liaodesign]

You guys are great no bs straight to the point!

[@EatSeeRV]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@monicahunt3737]

I liked the Winnebago. It looks great and is less expensive than the others.

[@EatSeeRV]

Yes the travato is a unique layout and the price definitely helps! - Liz

[@5stardave]

I like the Winnebago 70M with the dry bath.

[@EatSeeRV]

Nice! What model?

[@karkule5919]

The guy is right about the complex bed set-up. They should install the same power elevated bed that's in the Mercedes Revel.

[@EatSeeRV]

Yes that is a cool option!

[@stevebritt]

Nice comparison video. Pardon the pun, but the Travato G really seems to be in a class by itself. The front dinette, murphy bed, large bathroom, and large refrig/freezer are all better features for full-time RVing. It also appeared to be the only one with positive locking drawers and cabinets. And you could upgrade to lithium and still be cheaper than the premium brands in the comparison. Now if only Winnebago would introduce a class B-plus version of the Travato to get a bit more interior room and exterior storage.

[@EatSeeRV]

Yes, it is a great option for full time. They don't make it in a B+ but do have a great Murphy bed floorplan for a class C

[@StellarFella]

Everything is in a proactive state of flux right now and that is good. Demand drives the market and assures that everything keeps progressing at a fast pace.

[@heidigib01]

You can certainly sleep on the bed front to back just lowering the couch, it’s like a skinny twin on leg room. Just maybe not on “romantic” nights, lol. I love the travato with the twin! As a single lady who would like my daughter or sister to join occasionally, that bathroom rocks over those mid baths!

[@EatSeeRV]

Nice thanks for the tips coming from a travato owner! Always great to heard what others like or prefer. Thanks for watching - Liz

[@mcsvls]

Get a Wonder Murphy Bed (Leisure), at 24 feet (only 3 feet longer than Winnie Travato) but they are amazing and I have never seen better design so far in a Class B. I have seen 2019's as low as 80K, truly a design masterpiece.

[@EatSeeRV]

Trust us we know all about the wonder! We love the Murphy bed and rear lounge models.

[@higherho1540]

The Winnebago Travato KL is what I plan on getting. Love the floor plan and the Volta battery system! Can go off grid with that batter for a good while!

[@whoistheroach136]

Leaving the bed made permanently is the way to go. That is why the Pleasureway FL is the ultimate floor plan.

[@EatSeeRV]

Nice I wasn't personally a huge fan of that one, but I'll have to look again. - Liz

[@whoistheroach136]

Eat See RV the smaller fridge is a downside to the FL. The bathroom is smaller too. However, the ability to leave the bed made and have the fully usable front living (FL) area with tv and computer desk is a full timers dream. It is interesting to see some Europe based coaches incorporating a front living area with enclosed bathroom and good storage come about now. One thing to think about for younger adventurous van dwellers is 4x4 capability. It makes a HUGE difference in usability and self reliance to handle sticky situations.

[@horizon42q]

I like the Interstate and the Gretch.

[@robynvontiedemann2666]

Love your presentation, very informative. From Robyn, Sydney Australia, the land downunder

[@EatSeeRV]

Wow! All the way from Australia - pretty cool! Glad you enjoyed the video. - Liz

[@robynvontiedemann2666]

Love what you are doing. Keep up the wonderful work. Robyn, Sydney, Australia

[@wanderinggoliard]

You both did a great job of presenting the vans. One of the best I've seen.

[@EatSeeRV]

Thank you!

[@monicalifornia_]

Thanks guys. Very clear and comprehensive reviews. It really helped. 👍❤👊

[@EatSeeRV]

Glad you found it helpful!

[@notanomad9320]

I really like the layout of the Travato G. Shorter is much easier to drive and park. I'm not convinced that the Sprinters are cheaper to run considering the maintenance along with limited places that can service them.

[@EatSeeRV]

Definitely! Shorter and smaller is way easier to get around and park. Mercedes is probably more expensive in the long run. - Liz

[@alexp8924]

I think that murphy / drop-down bed is the best way to go about it in a smaller RV, although i am not a fan of this particular implementation.

[@EatSeeRV]

Nice is there a model you like more?

[@georgcantor7172]

(6:46) It's good aerobic exercise and prevents folks from being total couch potatoes. By attaching a brick or two on the table top and cushions, one can engage in strength-training exercises to tone flabby body parts.

[@EatSeeRV]

😂🤣

[@erikpenabella599]

American Coach Patriot MD4 can solve the bed situation by providing a lounge in front. Not a bad option. Just a little pricey.

[@charmcshane3517]

You guys are great! Thank you!

[@EatSeeRV]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@gregmoore3420]

I really appreciate the pros and the cons you are showing about Class B motorhomes. Thanks again!

[@EatSeeRV]

Absolutely thanks for watching!

[@KoiTimeUSA]

I'd prefer a casset removable toilet inside the wet bath

[@kenp4464]

Well done. I would like to see your opinion on the class B with the 2 sofas/beds on either side of the van, and the wet bath at the back.

[@EatSeeRV]

We did find 1 we liked online but they didn't have the model at the show! We don't love twin beds personally as we like body heat and each other haha but if you're cool sleeping separate it's nice living space. - Liz

[@cj2467]

We looked at vans but ended up buying a truck camper on a Ram Megacab 3500 4x4. Absolutely love it and lots of storage with the Megacab. How about showing us some of the new truck campers?

[@EatSeeRV]

Awesome! We're not very savvy on truck campers. Maybe another year when we would have time to research! 4x4 is so nice to have - Liz

[@BeccaTheBoring]

FYI, lay the bed flat, leave the middle-end cushions off, and just put your feet on the ottomans. Makes it a set of twins with a connection at the top. Also makes it easier to get in and out of bed.

[@EatSeeRV]

Thanks for the great tip. What if you want to sleep close to your camping partner? - Dennis ✌️

[@BeccaTheBoring]

It actually still works, if one is short. I’m 5’1”, he’s 5’6”, and we can sleep either direction on a “connected twin”. Of course, not everyone is short. Probably better off getting a B+ if one or both partners are over about 5’8”. Just more room in a B+.

[@04dram04]

I prefer setting up the bed. More room during day is a need for me

[@EatSeeRV]

Totally understand - Liz

[@giovannifunaro5408]

I think the husband was right in the first one because making that bed would be a chore every day. The wife was right on the last one because that bed is really easy and look at all the storage you still have access to.

[@EatSeeRV]

Haha glad you agree!

[@tonydavis5053]

Nice job, the Travato seems to be the ticket.

[@EatSeeRV]

Super cool floorplan! - Liz

[@nimeshkadakia1682]

You're super awesome. Love your style and presentation. Thanks for sharing.

[@EatSeeRV]

You are so welcome!

[@sirwentworth7763]

Came here for the RV’s stayed cause of the cute girl in the video 🤗

[@EatSeeRV]

🤔

[@frankpeck1448]

Thank you for the great demonstration and explain the pluses and minuses of the Class B units...after having a Class A for many years, I see that there's many trade-offs. Thanks again!⚘

[@richardfettig5974]

she is a good sales person !

[@EatSeeRV]

😬

[@trainroomgary]

Well done tours and demonstrations. ⛄️ • Cheers from The Detroit & Mackinac Railway 🚂

[@EatSeeRV]

Thank you, we're so glad you enjoyed them! 🍻

[@madiantin]

Re: Making and unmaking the bed each night: Where would you store the bedding? Furthermore, you're going to want some kind of mattress topper otherwise all those nooks and crannies in the couch cushions will be so uncomfortable. So where does that get stored? Seems to me once you set up that bed, that's the way it's going to stay. =D

[@EatSeeRV]

Agreed!

[@deelore2930]

On the Winnebago Travato 54G, all that can remain on the bed as you flip it up.

[@Magix15]

I'm really hoping the Panoramic RV gets to America soon. Best class B layout IMO. Stationary bed, garage, front lounge and views for days. Hope more get to review it.

[@EatSeeRV]

That's awesome hope it does for you too!

[@enjoylife7030]

I watched this video when it originally came out and now I am watching again. I like the Pleasureway vans but I wish they would be designed with a drop down bed in the rear that was motorized. Like a happy jack bed or the ones over the cockpit areas in some class A rigs. Then underneath the drop down bed there would be a wrap around lounge of sorts with a removable table that can also swing out to the side. I feel a mattress is a mattress and a cushion is not a mattress. This way you could have both areas and your bed could be raised to the ceiling all day when not in use. By moving the sitting area under the bed this would free up an additional 3 linear feat or so in the van behind the kichen/bathroom area.

[@EatSeeRV]

Haha thank you for watching twice! Sounds like you need to create a custom RV! - Liz

[@barclayej]

Really practical, thanks

[@crownfoam]

Thank you so much for making this video! Very informative!

[@EatSeeRV]

So glad you found it informative ! Thanks for watching - Liz

[@williamrobertsii]

We've given the tour, and commented an engine as Mercedes Turbodiesel. In addition to the basic 3 interior layouts by the 3 basic class-B manufacturers (Winnebago, Coachmen & Pleasure-Way) mentioned, could've given other engine options..ie, Ford's V6 Turbo Ecoboost, and non-turbo Dodge's V6 Pentastar. The engine type(s), drivetrain(s), and towing is my go to information and then functional layout(s). After all, I'd want to know which rig will be in the shop for repair(s) or get more road time.

[@ftkinsella]

Would like to have seen the Leisure Travel Vans but they might be considered a Class B+. There was one thing in everyone of the rigs that I just loved......... I’ll leave you guessing Liz. Cheers!!!

[@EatSeeRV]

Did you see our next video? It's a tour of the Leisure travel van rear lounge which you're right is a B+ - Liz

[@glenndanielson6585]

Great overviews!

[@sardonumspa6033]

Thank you for adding the prices. 👏👏👏

[@winstonfoto6505]

Awesome Video and Production! Very insightful and I look forward to the next one.

[@EatSeeRV]

Thank you glad you enjoyed it! - Liz

[@karkule5919]

I like the girl's style that the Travato 59G is her fav. Nice to have plenty space to walk in & out the back when you want, and I would put a small (closeable) window in the back bathroom wall in line with the van window for the view, and you could always drop in a bigger bathroom sink. If this is 21 ft., I'd like to see the space difference in a 22 ft. class B (like the Ford Transit) in the same floor plan, maybe longer bed and longer bathroom..??

[@EatSeeRV]

Yes definitely a great layout! Window in the bathroom is a good idea - Liz

[@gamedoutgamer]

Good video. The editing of the clips together is works well here.

[@EatSeeRV]

Thank you! - Liz

[@qray7873]

I myself love permanent bed.thanks for sharing guys.

[@EatSeeRV]

Us too! Thanks for watching - Liz

[@livefreevinnie]

Storyteller Overland should be on this list.

[@EatSeeRV]

Never heard of them. I'll have to check them out! - Dennis

[@livefreevinnie]

@@EatSeeRV What sold me is the Volta System. It can last for 7 days without charging.

[@MrStingraybernard]

Like the first 1 but solar panels are separate and extra

[@numberstimes]

Solar panels and floor beds are good for small budgets and an easy way to stay. Most of us will be in poverty very soon.

[@JUSTINANDCHRISTINA]

We have been at the show for the last 2 days. We like the Travato.. but the murphy bed is too high in our opinion. We are meeting a smaller class B RV manufacturer, ironically from Quebec, Canada.. Panoramic RV in the parking lot area (he was on the ultra mobility channel) for a superior hybride Floor plan of the hymer aktiv and Travato with 4 season capability. Panoramic RV may convince me (Christina) to full time in 21 feet versus my desired 24 feet floor plan. ... The video was great..

[@EatSeeRV]

Wow! That's awesome. The travato leaves so much space under the bed though and it was still enough head space. I hope it goes well! We'll have to check them out. Glad you enjoyed it! - Liz

[@MrKshosten]

Anyone else blown away that at 8:50 the table isn't the bed support?!?

[@CasitaViews]

Great video thank you

[@mavilla221]

Love, Love, Love the bed, although it sucks there is no where to sit and eat or play cards. I didn't notice if there is room for two for seating, would've been nice to see if the both of you fit there up by the driver area...thanks.

[@stevewoods8116]

I am a few years out from buying and I know they will be even better in 5 years. What is the sweet spot for buying used? 3,4,5 years old? I know right now they is great demand, Also know if the MSRP is $150. a show price discount could be $99K or similar. Maybe not right now due to demand but in the past that was the case. So for example you get a 150k for 100K in a buy it today deal at a show, when is it a 50K or 60K rig???? 3,4,5 years???? on average of course all thing considered.

[@EatSeeRV]

The first year most RVs (not all) depreciate by 10% to 20% to give you an idea. But it's not that aggressive after the first year. Certain brands hold value over others. Our latest rig is 10 years old. We remodeled it completely but it's a champ that will keep us comfortable for a long time. There's no perfect spot for age it's a matter of finding the right RV for your budget and one that meets you goals

[@ChristianTravelers]

We had a Pleasure-Way and ran into the same problem of taking up and down the bed each night, although they are superb quality. We then switched to a Winnebago with Mercedes-Benz Sprinter which we still have but we can't recommend that chassis because of (1) cost issues and (2) it can't take B20-B30 except in emergencies although the salesmen will tell you it can (don't listen to them.)

[@EatSeeRV]

Winnebago has other class B's on different chassis. Have you considered switching to a Ford or dodge? - Liz

[@ChristianTravelers]

@@EatSeeRV Hi! Yes, we have thought about it but we really like the "V" floorplan (rear twin beds) of the Navion/View that we have and there are really only three RV's produced at this time with the RTB floorplan that are not on a Sprinter chassis. The first two are the LTV Wonder RTB and Coach House 271XL and those we just can't afford to switch to at this time. The most realistic alternative is the Thor Axis or Vegas 24.1 on the Ford V-10 Class C chassis but we are very concerned about the quality of Thor products. So, for the last year or so we are paralyzed by the lack of other choices. What do you see in the Winnebago line that we might substitute?

[@EatSeeRV]

Honestly, I can't think of anything that's not on a sprinter chassis that would fit you any better than the view you already have. The 2021 LTV Wonders are getting the new Ford Transit chassis which has the Ecoboost motor, plus AWD, and auto start gas generator! But, I'm with you. As mush as I would love to have an LTV it's just not financially viable at the moment. - Dennis ✌️

[@yidne8239]

Perfect explanation for informed decision making, thank you

[@EatSeeRV]

Glad you found it helpful! Thanks for watching ☺️

[@magnefauli]

Have a look at European class-Bs. Most have the separate sleaping space you’re missing in the primitive ones you’ve got over there.

[@EatSeeRV]

If you read the comments you would know are big fans of those "high class" European models. They definitely have much more unique and space saving floor plans abroad.

[@fkporsche1]

Great details explanation 🦅🦅🇺🇸 love it

[@EatSeeRV]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@allysonc1333]

Love the video! I like the Pleasureway FL, then you can leave the bed made up and use the front lounge.

[@EatSeeRV]

Thank you. Great idea! - Dennis ✌️

[@JeffreyCKlein]

I agree with you. That is at the top of our list.

[@rdleroy]

Can you consider videos focusing on best units for vacationers, not full timers. Also best used class b

[@EatSeeRV]

Our channel is based on our lifestyle which is full time, so when we do tour videos like this it's typically because we're looking at or considering that style for our lifestyle. Best advice for part time is walk them and just watch several tours. I'm sure you'll find a layout you like! Thank you for watching though!

[@p.i.e.management9245]

GREAT🎥video...📹.. my favorite Leisure RV is the SERENITY...

[@EatSeeRV]

This are very nice but have extended bodies so we didn't include them here.

[@darylwizzard]

That doesn't seem so bad to me making the bed. Im liking it,but I worry a Mercedes-Benz will cost more for parts and repair then a Ford or Chevy

[@JMMGarza]

Great job with the walk through and review. It's greatly appreciated. When I go to an RV show, typically, folks are walking in and out when I want to take pix or video. Again, super job!

[@EatSeeRV]

Thank you!

[@JMMGarza]

FYI: I'm a B van fan, but still prefer a Fat B or B Plus. Sad that the entry price point for B vans and pluses is around $70k. Most overpriced at over $100k. Definitely an upscale expenditure.

[@coorsleftfield]

A travel trailer seems like a much better and less expensive option for full time living. Class B just doesn't have the storage, and packing up everything to run to the store for more beer would be a huge PITA.

[@EatSeeRV]

Travel trailer will always be bigger when attached to a truck unless it's like an rpod, tear drop, or super small 10ft trailer. It's also not as annoying as you'd think because pack up and set up take very little time. We have a scooter we bring with us in case we need to run somewhere. - Liz

[@JCrozier1]

Dug deep into the archives for this one. It's the first really old one I've seen. Too much free time on this overnight shift.

[@EatSeeRV]

Yes this is an old video haha

[@JCrozier1]

@@EatSeeRV well, I hadn't seen anything fresh posted for two or three days and it's interesting to see where people started out. Maybe I'll try a super old one this week and see how things have changed.

[@lindastricker2642]

#1 - 1:45 Pleasureway Luxor TX $118,170 #2 - 5:02 Peasureway Plateau LS &150,735 (upside, good storage & counter space; down side - multipurpose bed, no outdoor storage) #3 - 12:00 Coachman Galeria (solar option, small sink, smaller wet bath, good inside storage, low running boards) #4 - 16:00 Winnebago Travato $124,206 (top seller, smaller kitchen, dedicated pantry, Murphy style bed space, storage around the bed, slightly larger bath space)

[@EatSeeRV]

Great points!

[@ronparks7516]

Very informative and excellent video but I will never understand the adjustable cap backwards look ;-)

[@EatSeeRV]

Glad you enjoyed the video. Not sure why you had to comment on the 🤠

[@bigdave5946]

The last one was nice except the bed so small I don’t see how two people fit . But I could see it being good for a solo person . Good job on the video good info in it

[@EatSeeRV]

Glad you enjoyed it. Yes we didn't lay on it but it actually seemed decently large very similar to a normal corner bed size. - Liz

[@sueb2898]

Wow! … but the price and I'm with him … I prefer the corner bed vans. ( without a slide out ).

[@EatSeeRV]

Yes sticker shock for sure. Haha glad you found a layout you like the best

[@arthurengelbert788]

These all look great. Until you try and find places for all your stuff! :)

[@trishbenedict6588]

Travato: “You can get up to 200 W of solar installed from the factory”. Correction: 215 watts on the 2020s and it comes standard - or at least that’s the configuration that comes on every one we saw at several dealerships. That was one of the deciding features for us. $85,404 sticker price for a 2020.5 59G with 2 solar panels and generator standard, power awning, ladder and bike rack. We pick our new Travato up Monday. Woo hoo!

[@EatSeeRV]

That's awesome! Congrats on your new rig!

[@trishbenedict6588]

Eat See RV 😁

[@christopherlucas1395]

Lol….dude you are really in terrible shape if breaking down and putting up the bed in that RV had you THAT out of breath!!! 😂

[@tombeckett4340]

Great job thanks 🇨🇦👍

[@Hogger280]

Coachman 24FL has too many drawbacks especially considering it is two feet longer than the previous sprinter: smaller bath, smaller fridge, smaller almost unusable sink(smaller than the sink in my first 8 ft. slide in camper in 1964). The Fresh and Grey tanks are also SMALLER!!! WTF? and the black is way bigger than needed. Doesn't have the comfort + recirculating hot water!! Lastly, $150,000 will buy a medium class A albeit gas rig or med.-lg. class C Diesel !!

[@timw4369]

they are not bad but for the price they should look like a suite at the Marriot. Just ridiculous markup must be huge. You can do alot better for less money and yes a bigger sink. You dont need a huge shower bathroom area its a waste of space unless you spend your whole day in the bathroom. I like the bathroom at the back makes more sense The front area should be the part converting into the bed. These seem overbuilt and my bet is there will be lots of issues after only a few trips