New owner of 2009 Four Winds 19g

[Jmunroe08]

Hi everyone - just purchased a used Four Winds 19g, the little class C, and am glad to have found this forum. Would love to connect with others who have this model - sometimes it is called Majestic 19g, or Chateau 19. I've hiked, camped, and had a couple of tent trailers in years past.

[Bob Denman]

Welcome to our campfire.
Those 19Gs are as cute as a button; the best of luck with it!

[Jmunroe08]

Originally Posted by Bob Denman

Welcome to our campfire.
Those 19Gs are as cute as a button; the best of luck with it!

Thanks! I was hovering around a class b for months, til I actually went inside the Solis, and was amazed how tight the quarters are. Also thought better of getting a new rig for my first rig - the stakes aren't so high, for sure! So tiny Class C it is.

[Pete'sMH]

Originally Posted by Jmunroe08

Thanks! I was hovering around a class b for months, til I actually went inside the Solis, and was amazed how tight the quarters are. Also thought better of getting a new rig for my first rig - the stakes aren't so high, for sure! So tiny Class C it is.

Enjoy your travels and check back often. The “Bs” are marvel’s of engineering and packaging but they sure can be tight. Pricey too.

[Elite Washington]

Congratulations and welcome

[coachray]

Welcome to the forum

[Chance]

Originally Posted by Jmunroe08

Thanks! I was hovering around a class b for months, til I actually went inside the Solis, and was amazed how tight the quarters are. Also thought better of getting a new rig for my first rig - the stakes aren't so high, for sure! So tiny Class C it is.

Congratulations.

Tiny Class C on proven heavy-duty E-Series chassis should be a great combination. The 19G floor plan is very similar to my first motorhome except smaller. As much as we enjoyed ours, I would have likely preferred the 19G’s compact size even more when it was just the two of us. Good luck!

[paulwadley]

Welcome to the forum. Congrats on the purchase. Enjoy every minute in it on the road.


Paul

[Jmunroe08]

Originally Posted by Pete'sMH

Enjoy your travels and check back often. The “Bs” are marvel’s of engineering and packaging but they sure can be tight. Pricey too.

Indeed!

[Jmunroe08]

Originally Posted by Chance

Congratulations.

Tiny Class C on proven heavy-duty E-Series chassis should be a great combination. The 19G floor plan is very similar to my first motorhome except smaller. As much as we enjoyed ours, I would have likely preferred the 19G’s compact size even more when it was just the two of us. Good luck!

Thanks - I was thinking something like that, big chassis, smallish house. Will pick it up late March, and see what happens!