Coach house rv

[The Logans]

Hi,
This is the Dear Wife posting, as shortly after Hubby's last post on 3/28/2018, Hubby had a stroke on 4/08/2018.
Life has been full of ups and downs since then - we traded in our 2018 Jayco Alante 31V for a 2019 Jayco Alante 31V in Mar 2019 - to give us 2 years of new warranty to make an informed decision as to who, what, when & where our Camping life was going to take us.
Hubby's stroke has left him unable to read and therefore driving is not an option for him or us...
I've decided that I just don't and won't feel comfortable driving the Jayco Alante 31V so we have been looking at Class B+ RVs...
The big problem is that JAYCO (our preferred company) no longer makes a Class B+. IN FACT, hardly anyone does now...

After lots of internet searches and contacting our local dealer to maybe Broker a deal for us (which they unfortunately were unable to do)...

We've decided to go with the Coach House Platinum 271 which will be more like driving our Ford F150.
HOWEVER, I was wondering if there is anyone here on the Forums who has or has had a Coach House RV and how you liked it and what you thought of the Coach House RV company.


Thanking you in advance,
The Dear Wife...

[GuyG]

Sorry to hear about your Hubby's health issues. Hope he's progressing and the two of you get to spend a lot of time living your dream.

I had never heard of the Coach House RV but just finished watching one of their You Tube videos. I'm impressed to say the least. I really like the way(s) they do things and I also like that they only sell direct. That cuts out a middleman with whom you would be dealing rather than direct to the "horse's mouth." No passing the buck, in other words.

Good luck and God speed.

[coachmanjay]

We are current owners, our second They are a high end mfg from a family owned business. Use marine products and solid materials and have a one piece fiberglass shell. You will get more responses if post under Class C PM with phone and time to contact if you would like to discuss. We are enthusiastic owners