We start with a wholesome company established in 1974 by the Hunter family.
The two generations that run the company do so because they enjoy the challenge and delivering
an innovative experience.
The Sunliner Chase was designed for those with the pioneering spirit.
This highly acclaimed Ford Ranger-based RV is fully self-contained with a bathroom, kitchen,
and sleeping facilities.
And it's because of this outstanding balance of home-on-the-road that it is on our list!
When you first enter, you are greeted with the kitchen to the right.
A glance, and you'll see a 3-burner gas cooker and sink.
There is ample bench space, with some even on top of the 24-gallon fridge.
Behind the kitchen are the rear lounge and a magnificent view of wherever you decided
your much-needed escape should be.
Ample storage sits above that with the overhead cabinets.
You can choose to opt for the bed boards for the lounge if you want a friend to join the
adventure.
Directly across from the entrance is the restroom with a toilet, hand basin, and shower.
To the left is the overhead sleeping area with a double bed that sleeps two.
The standard commodities are present as well, with a fire extinguisher, 26-gallon freshwater
tank, 26-gallon waste water tank, and gas and smoke alarms.
Designing high-quality fiberglass ski boats and SeaQuest Cruisers is how Explorer Motorhomes
got their start.
Now, as their name implies, they supply a range of amazing motorhomes built for those
that like a little exploration from time to time.
Although the Extreme Pathfinder may not look like a whole lot on the outside, its cozy
interior and capable engineering more than deliver the experience you dream of.
The frame is a one-piece fiberglass body and sits on the four-wheel-drive, automatic Ford
Ranger.
The Pathfinder has a choice of two layouts to better suit your needs.
You get a choice of a double bed or a single with additional storage.
Both options come with installed reading lights and tv on a swivel arm.
The rear seating area can be converted into another double bed, and there is ample bench
space throughout.
The kitchen is fully equipped with everything you could need in the great outdoors.
A 3-burner stove and sink sit atop a large cupboard with a water filter, and the 2-door
fridge/freezer is right across from them.
Overhead storage is plentiful as well, with overhead cupboards on three of the walls and
a hanging cupboard beside the fridge.
On the opposite side of the fridge is the bathroom with a sink, shower, and toilet.
A vanity is also present just above the sink.
You also have a suite of optional extras to add to the Pathfinder, such as an outdoor
shower, carpet floor mats, three 115W solar panels, and many more.
Or, if you want a fully customized experience, you can contact Explorer Motorhomes and discuss
your vision!
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This next company has been a top name in the industry since its foundation in 1938 when
it went by Mair & Son, Inc.
Since then, Chinook has proven its status repeatedly as an innovative leader, making
it one of the most sought-after brands.
The Summit is a perfect example of that, incorporating nearly 90 years of experience into this handcrafted machine.
The traditional exterior design is aerodynamic and charming in a dad-taking-us-camping sort
of way.
A 13' awning certainly doesn't hurt either.
The interior is more brusque, offering a homeliness that is hard to find with other models.
You'll notice the structure of the Summit is slightly different than the others.
The entrance, for instance. It's in the very rear and opens to a closet on your left and a toilet
room to your right.
Beyond that, you will see the shower and dual-panel refrigerator with the convection microwave
opposite one another.
And at the end is where we see the living space combined with the kitchenette.
The kitchenette features a cooktop and a sink with cupboard storage and solid surface countertops
throughout.
The living space is also the sleeping space with two large sofas that transform into a
king-sized bed.
Tiffin Motorhomes is a prime example of a company where each handcrafted motorhome is
built as a point of personal pride.
That may be because they also happen to be one of the only family-operated manufacturers
in the industry.
And when you get a good look at the Wayfarer, you can see that that pride is well placed.
The Mercedes Sprinter chassis has a 3.0 6-cylinder diesel engine with a 7-speed transmission
and 188hp and 325lbs torque.
It needs all that power to haul around the Gross Vehicle Weight Rating of over 11,000
pounds and a standard hitch capacity of 5,000 pounds.
A multitude of designs can be chosen for the exterior as well as being able to rearrange
your interior decor to your heart's content!
The Wayfarer's living space consists of a radio, overhead bunk, and tv with all four
floorplans.
Two different foldout sofa sizes and two different theater seats are present in the different
floorplans.
The living space has a wardrobe and tv while also functioning as the bedroom, with the
foldout couch serving as a queen-sized bed.
Just a few steps away is the kitchen with a cooktop, convection microwave, and sink
with a faucet.
Ample lighting and a fire extinguisher are also provided, along with 5 or 6.5 cubic foot
electric or gas refrigerator options.
A satisfying restroom experience is here as well.
Vanity storage with a porcelain sink and fiberglass shower cover your essentials.
The Wayfarer is a solid experience that will ensure your creature comforts are met, and
the feeling of home is never too far away.
We've seen some pretty great motorhomes throughout this video, but in our humble opinion, this
number one takes the cake.
Coach House has cultivated a robust, reliable, and refreshing line of models for over three decades.
They strive to make every family happy, not just their own.
Built atop the Ford Transit chassis, the Platinum III is the newest member of the Coach House family.
Powered by a V-6 gas engine, this rugged chassis puts out 306 hp and 400 foot-pounds of torque;
enough oomph to push it to the top of this list!
The Gross Vehicle Weight Ratio sits at 11,000 pounds with a GCWR of 15,000 pounds.
The body is a single, large piece of fiberglass reinforced with carbon fiber and specially
designed to prevent water leaks.
The exterior is very functional, and what it may lack in theatrics, it makes up for
in reliability.
Abundant storage with a lockable storage box helps you keep your essentials with you without
consuming that coveted interior space.
The outside shower with both hot and cold water sweetens the package.
Convenient components such as a backup video camera and an in-dash GPS system are also
standard features of the Platinum III.
4G WiFi with a booster and 26" HD TV are also part of the mix.
The interior is sleek and modest.
Appealing to the eyes and beckoning you to enjoy your time on your much-needed vacation.
Universal utility hookups and electrical receptacles allow a clean and comfortable stay hassle-free.
If you want to take your experience to the next level, Coach House offers a swath of
optional features to add to your homely ride.
A 24" HD TV installed in the bedroom, legless power awning for one 190 Watt solar battery
charger, and a soft, medium, or firm memory foam mattress are just a few of the upgrades
you can find.
Coach House will take good care of you, and with models like the Platinum III, you can
be sure that they mean it.
So, what do you think about our picks for Class C or B+ motorhomes?
Do you believe Class A or B is better?
Let us know in the comments.
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