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[Benji]

Searching for the "just right" B class motorhome. We have owned 3 bumper pull campers and a B+ motorhome in the past. My wife suffers from "long" Covid and has a problem entering and exiting. In my search I've noticed the Chevy frames seem to be a tad lower...so, that is primarily where I'm looking. Thanks to the Forum for taking me on.

[Dogman]

Originally Posted by Benji

Searching for the "just right" B class motorhome. We have owned 3 bumper pull campers and a B+ motorhome in the past. My wife suffers from "long" Covid and has a problem entering and exiting. In my search I've noticed the Chevy frames seem to be a tad lower...so, that is primarily where I'm looking. Thanks to the Forum for taking me on.

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Welcome to the Class B Forum, and sad to learn about your wifes health condistion. As for the campervan models you will find many lower RV's. But I'm thinking more inline with a 4X2, which has the same inside gear, just lower to the ground. You may want to explor the online site RvXplor and see if anything there can help you with more of what you are searching for as for a one over the other. I'm no RV Dealer, so good luck.

Be safe and enjoy the travels and make sure to click on USER CP above and enter and update your information so if ever in need on the road trip adventure, someone may be able to help you faster with questions so WELCOME AND ENJOY THE ROAD TRIPS TO COME SOON!

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[Dblegen]

Originally Posted by Benji

Searching for the "just right" B class motorhome. We have owned 3 bumper pull campers and a B+ motorhome in the past. My wife suffers from "long" Covid and has a problem entering and exiting. In my search I've noticed the Chevy frames seem to be a tad lower...so, that is primarily where I'm looking. Thanks to the Forum for taking me on.

Hi Benji,
I live outside of Chattanooga and have a 2022 Grech Turismo-ion 4x4. Take a look and see if this would serve your wife well as we find it has served us well as a couple.

[ChristyCappello]

I recently saw a Facebook post that someone installed a pool lift chair into their Roadtrek because of difficulty getting into the van. They said they went with this setup because it was easier to install & didn’t take as much room as a wheelchair lift.

[Dogman]

Originally Posted by Benji

Searching for the "just right" B class motorhome. We have owned 3 bumper pull campers and a B+ motorhome in the past. My wife suffers from "long" Covid and has a problem entering and exiting. In my search I've noticed the Chevy frames seem to be a tad lower...so, that is primarily where I'm looking. Thanks to the Forum for taking me on.

I have been thinking about your question and did you know that Winnebago makes Accable RVs? They have lifts, ramps, and more. Not just for Class A. Here is a link to learn more and then pan down the page to "SV" Specialty Vehicles https://sv.winnebago.com/

[Benji]

Thanks for the "welcomes" and advice. Thankfully the wife is finally showing slight signs of improvement. We looked at a Roadtrek on a Chevy 3500 and she was able to negotiate the step.
We passed on that one because of circled upholstery (leaks). It only had 38K miles and it was a tough choice. We have focused on a 2013 PW on a Chevy now. Most likely will be owners by the end of next week.