Should I buy it?

[SF Bob]

No, you can't answer that question for me, but maybe you could share some information and opinions. Am looking at a 2010 Adventurer 32H, Ford Chassis, u-shaped banquette dining area. I am interested in any experiences you may have had, + or -, with 2009 or 2010 32H, both in regard to livability, and road manners. I would also like to know the dry weight and/or curb weight, which are not in the brochure or on winn. website. (Yup, forgot to look at the sticker!) We live in our rig about 3-4 months each year. This is apt to be our last RV, and we really don't want to make mistakes here. Thanks, in advance, for your help.

Bobbi in Santa Fe

[DriVer]

Look up our member "Whaler". He has a 32H on a Workhorse Chassis and he can share his ownership experience with you in regard to the coach.

[Jasper]

Hi SF Bob,

We have had our 2010 Adventurer 32H since late April and have taken 4 long weekend trips and put about 2000 miles on it so far. Ours is on the Work Horse Chassis with the rest easy sofa and dinnete instead of the U shaped dinnette. We upgraded from a 2000 Winnebago Brave and so far we really like it. We are a few years from retirement and plan on taking this south for a few months in the winter once that time comes.

The 32H has far more power than the old Brave and wind and semis have much less effect on this coach. I enjoy driving it. It is a bit stiff (hard) but I think that will be corrected with lower tire pressure. Currently I'm running tires at 100PSI just to be safe as I have not yet had it weighed. I'm guessing it should really have about 90 in front and 85 or 90 in the back.

The floor plan is very livable for us. We really like the full wall slide and with that and the bedroom slide out it is really roomy. We love the big bed room! With just the 2 of use we don't think we'll ever need anything bigger. Our daughter, son in law and grandaughter stayed with us in it for a 4 day weekend and we were all comfortable. I wasn't sure how that would go but it was fine. Pretty cozy at night but kind of nice.

We have over 3000 pounds of cargo capacity which is plenty for us. The only thing we don't really like is in the 2010 models the basement compartments are made of a corragated plastic. Our old Braves compartments were carpeted with the stuff you find in a car trunk. We like the carpet a lot better. Stuff moves around too much on the plastic and it stayed put on the carpet.

We are happy with our 32H so far and would buy it again. If you have any specific questions I'd happy to answer if I can.

Jasper