2018 vegas model changes summary

[Conemangler]

No. Our 2018 is on the E350.

[croused]

Here's some of latest mods. I know this Forum will be aghast at my placement of the under counter coffee maker in the bathroom but there was really no other space that worked and the GFI outlet was right there. So now I rise from bed do my business and start the coffee - what could be better?

The TPMS I bought is great, I can see real time values as I drive and the alarms work great (I had over inflated one of the tires the other day and as it heated up it went into alarm - I stopped and let some air out. This one is wireless to tire sensors that turn off when not rolling and it has a solar charger for the display unit.

Featured previously, the Ikea file holders make an ideal light weight end tables for the back of the 24.1!

[JamieGeek]

Originally Posted by croused

Here's some of latest mods. I know this Forum will be aghast at my placement of the under counter coffee maker in the bathroom but there was really no other space that worked and the GFI outlet was right there. So now I rise from bed do my business and start the coffee - what could be better?

Also note the well known effect of coffee making you want to use the restroom..."Hey its all right there"

[cingold]

Originally Posted by 1fortheRoad

We have looked at a few different units! Even some trailers but we keep coming back to the Vegas 24.1! We want something comfortable if we're stuck inside when the weather gets bad and want to have some room and be comfortable! Yet but still have something that's drivable when we get to an area to see the sights! As you know it's just my wife and I and a couple of small dogs. I recently retired and my wife is possibly looking at the end of this year to pull the plug. So we're really getting serious and looking at options!
This forum is a great resource with so many members eager to offer advice!

I love these ruv's. But do they bottom out on bumpy roads and dips in drive ways?

[Oneilkeys]

Originally Posted by cingold

I love these ruv's. But do they bottom out on bumpy roads and dips in drive ways?

I’ve owned two and have had zero problems with bottoming out. The wheel base is long so you don’t have a problem with the rear dragging as I did in my class C. The lowest point is the lip under the steps. That hits first, but I have never had any damage.