Pleasureway or Roadtrek B Class Van Group
Messages posted to discussion group:| Subject | Date |
| Fred Deitrich | 2010-05-24 00:00:00.0 |
| Terry | 2010-05-04 00:00:00.0 |
| Just Back from the Calgary Rv 2010 Show | 2009-11-04 00:00:00.0 |
| Pleasure-Way | 2009-05-17 00:00:00.0 |
| jim snyder | 2008-11-01 00:00:00.0 |
| jim snyder | 2008-11-01 00:00:00.0 |
| 2008-10-13 00:00:00.0 | |
| Dillon Smyth in Roanoke | 2008-06-02 00:00:00.0 |
| Samantha in Portland Oregon | 2008-05-14 12:05:00.0 |
Subject: RE: Pleasureway or Roadtrek B Class Van Group
From: Fred Deitrich
Date: 24-May-10
Be financially responsible when buying an RV like Leisurecraft, Pleasureway or Rooadtek
In determining a price it would be prudent to follow industry recommendations, as below, for buying an RV.
http://www.rversonline.org/ArtNewUsed.html
DEPRECIATION - Starting with MSRP the depreciation is 30% driving it off the lot, another 10% at the end of the first year, and 6% for each year following. We all know that no one pays MSRP for a new coach with typical discounts of 15 to 25% depending on the model.
Subject: RE: Pleasureway or Roadtrek B Class Van Group
From: Terry
Date: 04-May-10
Just back from a 10000 mile trip from BC to Mexico and back with a 2007 Pleasureway (Ford}. Love the unit, but it does tend to wander.Has anyone tried a rear swaybar and if so, where did you find one that fits? would love some help
Subject: RE: Pleasureway or Roadtrek B Class Van Group
From: Just Back from the Calgary Rv 2010 Show
Date: 04-Nov-09
Hi- We spent time in both van's- the Pleasureway vans seem more open and the fit and finish seems a bit better. We'll be getting one in a year or two when we retire.
We are the touring type, so a van is the best for us. We still may check out GTRV in Vancouver too (garageability).
Subject: RE: Pleasureway or Roadtrek B Class Van Group
From: Pleasure-Way
Date: 17-May-09
We own a PW and have no problem with sway. There is a small adjustment that can be made to the steering box, as each one is different and it has to be driven to see if it requires adjustment.
As to 4 seats, it might be nice if you want passengers with you, but the PW does have seat belts in the back but only sleeps two.
We feel Road Trek has a terrible bathroom set-up and prefer the wide body of the PW. So it is entirely what you prefer. We took ours to Alaska from BC and just came back from New Mexico, USA.
Rose Bull
Subject: RE: Pleasureway or Roadtrek B Class Van Group
From: jim snyder
Date: 01-Nov-08
I had a pleasureway, several years back. Now I own a coach house 2000 dodge 192 QS. Both units always seem to wander, Tried the correct a track, no change. Has anyone tried the Safe T Plus steering control unit or a rear sway bar. need your help. Jim
Subject: RE: Pleasureway or Roadtrek B Class Van Group
From: jim snyder
Date: 01-Nov-08
I had a pleasureway, several years back. Now I own a coach house 2000 dodge 192 QS. Both units always seem to wander, Tried the correct a track, no change. Has anyone tried the Safe T Plus steering control unit or a rear sway bar. need your help. Jim
Subject: RE: Pleasureway or Roadtrek B Class Van Group
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Date: 13-Oct-08
Subject: RE: Pleasureway or Roadtrek B Class Van Group
From: Dillon Smyth in Roanoke
Date: 02-Jun-08
roadtrek is the leader in class b motorhome sales and quality in north america. their new sprinter has the 4 captain seat floorplan which converts into 2 single beds, along with the rear king bed electric couch option
we love our rs adventurous roadtrek, and we are getting 27 mpg !!!
choose the roadtrek and you will NOT be disappointed
Subject: Pleasureway or Roadtrek B Class Van Group
From: Samantha in Portland Oregon
Date: 14-May-08
We are in the market for a new Mercedes Sprinter Camper Van.
Two manufacturers interest us, Roadtrek and Plesureway.
Not much difference in price, but Roadtrek has a 4 captain seat option that pleasureway does not have.
I sure would like some input from Roadtrek owners or pleasureway owners on their new rigs.
Awesome website this motorhome.com
