Workhorse UFO Ride & Drives

[DriVer]

Workhorse Custom Chassis will be offering Ride & Drives on the Monaco LaPalma UFO during the course of "The Rally". If you haven't taken a UFO for a test drive and if you are going to The Rally in Redmond, OR you owe it to yourself to find out what all the fuss is about. You will walk away with a new appreciation for what modern engineering and innovative design can accomplish on a rear engine pusher chassis.

In order to sign up for a spot on the R&D roster click on the link on the graphic below and sign up.


Sign Up - Click on UFO

Winnebago Industries will also be offering rides on the Itasca Latitude UFO. If you shop by the Winnebago display you can sign up there as well.

[DriVer]

Workhorse Custom Chassis will be offering Ride & Drives on the Monaco LaPalma UFO during the course of "The Rally". If you haven't taken a UFO for a test drive and if you are going to The Rally in Redmond, OR you owe it to yourself to find out what all the fuss is about. You will walk away with a new appreciation for what modern engineering and innovative design can accomplish on a rear engine pusher chassis.

In order to sign up for a spot on the R&D roster click on the link on the graphic below and sign up.


Sign Up - Click on UFO

Winnebago Industries will also be offering rides on the Itasca Latitude UFO. If you shop by the Winnebago display you can sign up there as well.

[Bagman57]

I've been paying close attention to "UFO" offerings from the various motor home manufacturers. With respect to The Winnebago and Itasca, the inside looks absolutely gorgeous, but not the exterior shape! I like the exterior shape of the Monaco LaPalma and Holiday Rambler Vacationer "UFO"s, but they only come with a miniscule 242" wheel base and the 38PLT floor plan has two chairs and a table in the back bedroom, which is about as usefull as a mules backside. I would much rather see a full wall wardrobe/closet combination. Right now I don't have enough knowledge about the Forest River Georgetown version to feel comfortable, but at least you get the 262" wheel base on the 39'+ model. So that leaves the Georgie Boy Cruise Master 39'+ version of the Workhorse "UFO" and I really like the exterior pictures. I believe it will also use the 262" wheel base chassis, but so far I haven't seen any floor plans. Georgie Boy is owned by Coachman Industries and I'm not quite sure how I feel about that. I would really like to see Tiffin Motor homes come out with some version of the "UFO" and I'm 100% certain, that if they do get the "UFO", it will sell well. Bottom line, I like the "UFO" concept, I just have to find one with the long wheel base that has a floor plan and an exterior that I find pleasing. Hopefully more manufacturers will jump on this "UFO" band waggon and give us all more choices to select from. That is how I see it! Chuck/bagman.<pre class="ip-ubbcode-code-pre"> </pre>