I'm curious to hear from any of you out there who own or have owned a Jayco Melbourne Prestige. How has it held up during your ownership? What do you think of the build quality compared to say, Winnebago or Holiday Rambler?
My DW and I are looking to downsize from our Class A to some kind of smaller Class B. Here are the things that are important.China Bowl Pot, Sink and Shower.TV/Entertainment AreaStove/Sink/FridgeBasement storage with slam lock doorsQueen sized bedTh...
I have a 34 foot Arista that has a automatic step which the guy cutting my grass hit with his mower. I want to try to fix it if I can but I don't know how the thing operates. I looked underneath and couldn't see a screw drive or motor or anything lik...
My wife and I have always wanted a Newmar diesel. We are searching for a late model, (2012-2014) Ventana LE. One thing that we wish is that the LE model had a recessed stove top with the counter top covering the burners so that we could have a little...
The 2020 manual states that you can't your it 4 down, but that is for the automatic, not manual. Manual can be towed. Just make sure you run a charge cable for the battery.
Moose and Squirel wrote:We have a 2015 Itasca Navion, (Winnebago View). Bought it used, 26 ft with 2 twins in the rear, small slide.. They also make one with a Murphy bed that has hughe counter space. Mercedise diesel engine, 15 mpg. We love it! ...
Thanks Steve, I think I'm going to go with the Winnebago Via. They make a 25-foot chassis and it's based on the Sprinter platform. Winnebago has some really innovative creative storage and seating solutions. they call it a mini class A it's really a...
