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28-11-12, 20:03
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Thanks Rob
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10-12-12, 05:47
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Rob,
I've seen expensive RV's with less than 12' living space that you can't stand up in utilized great for a weekender. Deuces aren't great (handling, fuel, ride comfort,etc.) but, for a weekender that can literally take you places RV's don't tread, they can't be beat. I've seen a deuce expanding van body model turned into an off road camper that was fantastic. It was professionally done and cheaper than the going rate for a non off road RV. Some like'em, some don't. My 2 cents.
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10-12-12, 05:59
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Duane
Having spent many months at a time driving, working, and living out of a M35 MLVW, I am quite familiar with the mobility and comforts that can be afforded by them. I think the sheer weight and fuel consumption are what kills the novelty of using them for RVs on civvy street. As I said earlier, I have seen very very few examples with their van bodies still on them here in Canada. Plus, we did not have the expanding shelters (civilian equivalent would be the pop-out living room I guess). Your mileage may vary. Cheers Rob
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11-12-12, 21:06
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My neighbor has one with the shelter on it.
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