Our New Nexus 23P Incoming (Pics).

[Josewales]

Well we finally secured this Nexus RV yesterday for purchase. But not after a few months of research and a special thanks to the likes of iRV2 forums. The Nexus was on our short list from the very start, but the factory direct & our Canadian dollar was somewhat a concern of ours and in turn tried finding something locally.

Last weekend our City (Calgary Canada) had their big RV show and ended up really liking the Fun Finder pull trailer. So yesterday morning, I went into the cheesy dealership to make an offer. We ended up $1400 apart on the offer....and ended up walking out with no deal. As I was walking out, a part of me was thanking heavens that it didnt work out. My gut was still thinking Nexus. So while not even leaving the dealership's parking lot I phoned Nexus and told them lets get something done!

All winter I have been emailing Karen from Nexus with the odd questions. And even at one point thanked her for all the help, but won't be buying one due to the state of our dollar. 10% difference now for exchange rate. When I called her yesterday and asked her what the very best deal was considering our dollar, Nexus agreed to deliver the product to Calgary for free and still keep the unit under $60k U.S. as is. Where the similar units by Thor or Coachmen goes for $60k Cdn. without half the options and integrity. So in our mind it was a no brainer. Better bang for the buck indeed...and less chance we will be calling our unit bad names in 5 yrs!!!

Finally our search is over and a big relief. It seemed like our plan changed every week on what we wanted versus our needs. The class C is ideal for us....improv camping trips with the dogs & able to pulll my Harley for long trips.

We are stoked!

We will be adding a few grand in options also. Such as roof ladder, nav system, raised (flushed) countertops, etc...

[CLIFFTALL]

Congrats and best of luck and happy trails. Great story/ ending.

[Josewales]

Originally Posted by Clifftall

Congrats and best of luck and happy trails. Great story/ ending.

Cheers!

[Josewales]

Here is my baby

Buddy of mine is stoked also.....next year pulling the bikes to Sturgis 75th!

[Capt Steve]

Your new Nexus is a carbon copy, inside and out, of ours albeit a couple of years newer. We could not be happier after 9,000+ miles over the last 5 months and I'm sure you will be too. If you have any questions feel free to send me a PM. You got a great rig at a great price, woo hoo! !

[Josewales]

Originally Posted by Capt Steve

Your new Nexus is a carbon copy, inside and out, of ours albeit a couple of years newer. We could not be happier after 9,000+ miles over the last 5 months and I'm sure you will be too. If you have any questions feel free to send me a PM. You got a great rig at a great price, woo hoo! !

Awesome...will do.

From the quality to their honest and no BS sales....so far the experience has been great.

[IamJerryP]

Beautiful, makes me want to look closer at class C

[SarahW]

Great looking rig! Congrats and enjoy!

[Josewales]

Thanks guys.

Just signed the papers today...and expecting end of the month delivery. I can't say enough about Nexus's no BS sales....Karen has been a straight shooter all winter. And to my fellow canucks...if you plan on buying across the line, maybe get a broker involved. What a pain in the arse if you were to do it yourself. Banks frown on it and the 'where to start' concerning fees and all that. The broker took on all my headaches for a few hundred bucks....well worth it.

[DERandall]

Great pictures New to the forum and about to be a new NEXUS owner next week when I pick up my Viper.
They are great folks and very patient with 1st time buyers like me.

[DERandall]

I have been trying to search for reviews and recommendations on who to go with for RV road service and mail forwarding. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated by a total newbie?

[Old Radios]

That's a nice unit. Wife and I just purchased a 2006 Fleetwood Tioga 26Q. Object was to keep it under 27' with no slides (max length for some of the campsites we like ). We like boondocking the best and only use RV parks for overnights when traveling. Almost bought new until we found a great used one with low miles. We were going to spend $70,000 with tax on new but wound up saving $40,000. Here's what we're pulling with ours:

2003 Superglide

Have to pick up a second one this spring for my wife as she doesn't like the forward controls on this one and wants something a little smaller.

DERandall - We have AAA RV but after reading lots of reviews on other forums we went with coach-net for the new one. It covers everything you drive including the RV, trailers, bikes, cars, rentals, etc. Check them out.

[Josewales]

Originally Posted by DERandall

I have been trying to search for reviews and recommendations on who to go with for RV road service and mail forwarding. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated by a total newbie?

Gratz.

We ended up buying a 3rd party 7 year warranty package that includes roadside assistance.

[Josewales]

Originally Posted by Old Radios

That's a nice unit. Wife and I just purchased a 2006 Fleetwood Tioga 26Q. Object was to keep it under 27' with no slides (max length for some of the campsites we like ). We like boondocking the best and only use RV parks for overnights when traveling. Almost bought new until we found a great used one with low miles. We were going to spend $70,000 with tax on new but wound up saving $40,000. Here's what we're pulling with ours:

2003 Superglide

Have to pick up a second one this spring for my wife as she doesn't like the forward controls on this one and wants something a little smaller.

DERandall - We have AAA RV but after reading lots of reviews on other forums we went with coach-net for the new one. It covers everything you drive including the RV, trailers, bikes, cars, rentals, etc. Check them out.

Tioga looks like a solid unit....and luv the bike.

Cheers.