Neway Dual Slide Sprinter Class B (Brazilian)

[KNCSPQ]

Didn't find a topic on them after a quick search. Only dual slide class B I've seen and it looks WAY better than US manufactures IMO



www.newayrvs.com.br
www.youtube.com/c/NewayMotorhomes

https://youtu.be/_ux-b0ath5g
https://youtu.be/nCeWamj18HQ


Exterior
http://www.lexicarbrasil.com.br/wp-c.../05/neway7.jpg
http://www.newayrvs.com.br/wp-conten.../MG_8510-2.jpg
http://www.newayrvs.com.br/wp-conten...05/MG_8394.jpg


Interior
http://www.newayrvs.com.br/wp-conten...05/MG_8517.jpg
http://www.newayrvs.com.br/wp-conten...05/MG_8533.jpg
http://www.newayrvs.com.br/wp-conten...05/MG_8557.jpg
http://www.newayrvs.com.br/wp-conten...05/MG_8577.jpg
http://www.newayrvs.com.br/wp-conten...05/MG_8650.jpg

[markopolo]

Impressive for sure!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vPRzhnDFJfQ

[Davydd]

They have a different take for decor. If I saw correctly their regular body van was on a 2500 chassis, and if so, it has to be way overloaded by USA standards.

[avanti]

Originally Posted by Davydd

If I saw correctly their regular body van was on a 2500 chassis, and if so, it has to be way overloaded by USA standards.

Yeah, I was thinking the same thing. That thing looks HEAVY.
Pretty slick, though.

[Davydd]

The first year for the NC3V chassis Airstream and others were building on the 2500 chassis. Airstream actually built on the extended body 24 ft. Sprinter with the 2500. If you remember, they and others took a year off building Sprinter Bs I suspect in regrouping and maybe unpublished failures, though I traveled the Alaskan Highway 2012 with a couple who had an Airstream extended body Sprinter on a 2500 chassis and a cargo carrier and two bicycles on the back. Great West Van from the get go built on the 3500.

[markopolo]

Exterior storage is nice to have. Is it an actual van body or a cutaway chassis made to look like a van? I like the awning windows.

Sprinter Home 7.3 NS20 - Neway MotorHomes.jpg

[Davydd]

That is the extended body version and it appears to be a 3500 dually. I think it is a van with the back doors removed and replaced with the lower gate door and slide out.

[KNCSPQ]

Originally Posted by markopolo

Is it an actual van body or a cutaway chassis made to look like a van?

Very good point. I did notice that the slideout (van door) is quite a bit larger than the stock Sprinter door. I just thought they modified the door pillar, but now I think you might be right, its actually a body thats designed to look stock. Very smart of them.


Direct link to the 2 videos on their website. Can't edit my original post anymore.
https://www.newayrvs.com.br/wp-conte...-Externo-1.m4v
https://www.newayrvs.com.br/wp-conte...-Interno-1.m4v

[Boxster1971]

Originally Posted by KNCSPQ

Very good point. I did notice that the slideout (van door) is quite a bit larger than the stock Sprinter door. I just thought they modified the door pillar, but now I think you might be right, its actually a body thats designed to look stock. Very smart of them.


Direct link to the 2 videos on their website. Can't edit my original post anymore.
https://www.newayrvs.com.br/wp-conte...-Externo-1.m4v
https://www.newayrvs.com.br/wp-conte...-Interno-1.m4v

I agree it is a fiberglass body made to look like a van. Sportsmobile does the same this with their SPORTSMOBILE CLASSIC 4×4 – FORD CUTAWAY CHASSIS:

https://sportsmobile.com/sportsmobile-4x4/

[avanti]

Originally Posted by Boxster1971

I agree it is a fiberglass body made to look like a van. Sportsmobile does the same this with their SPORTSMOBILE CLASSIC 4×4 – FORD CUTAWAY CHASSIS

I think such a van should be called a B' (pronounced B-prime).