[MsNomer]

http://www.classbforum.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=5121&d=1510545870

 

[proeddie]

I like the "European design" look... Like a Hymer Activ.... Tough to DIY those curved-front cabinets!

 

[keeponvaning]

We have to join that forum to see any posts? I don’t think so!

 

[MsNomer]

https://rv-pro.com/news/grand-coach-unveils-national-traveller

 

[Ziggy Stardog]

I suppose this is one of those fabled 'high-highs' I hear tell of. The question is is this truly a Promaster or an imported Ducato? Also, how do the vertically challenged get to the upper cabinets? Stilts?

 

[MsNomer]

This is not the high-high Ducato. It's a fiberglass top. Here's the Ducato:

 

[accrete]

See the attached pdf brochure which is what you would find at the other end of the Class B Forum link in the OP (I've been a member for some time).

Would be nice if the company allowed peeps to purchase the fiberglass high top alone. There are some like a coworker of mine who absolutely dug the handling of the PM FWD over the Sprinter/Transit RWD...but he is 6'4" and the PM is a tad short inside for his needs.

Thom

 

[MsNomer]

The important thing to me is that this is evidence of the PM becoming more solidly seated in the NA market.

 

[accrete]

agreed MsNomer,
I'm pleased with our decision to go w/the PM FWD, though over at some _other_ forums us PM owners sure get dissed on by the RWD peeps. Fortunately for my wife and i we are of the personal-makup that we really no longer give a hoot what peeps think. Ever since we moved into an RV full time many of our acquainences/co-workers are like "How can you live in such a small place with another person!?"
To which both of us say love, compassion, and compromise.

Nuf said ; )
Thom