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Originally Posted by TruckinRound
We upsized from B van to a Phoenix Cruiser 2350. Compared to any class C It’s narrower with a lower roof height. The front, back and side walls are aerodynamically angled to spill off air. The small slideout houses a 54” wide sofa bed for the occasional guest. It has the same V10 engine as the big class A’s so it likes to run. If gas mileage matters look for a E350 chassis (numerically lower rear axle ratio vs the E450). Ours averages 11mpg. Phoenix USA RV is a botique low volume, high quality coach builder in Elkhart Indiana. The model 2350 went out of production 4 or 5 years ago, but the Phoenix Cruiser design and. Instruction hasn’t changed much over 20+ years.
The biggest downside of the Ford is that your left foot will be resting on top of the wheel well.
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Ditto!
17 years so far with our PC-2350 (with no slide-out) and all remains well. Buying it back in 2007 was one of our better investments. Today, buying a brand new one, I admit the prices being so inflated has me perplexed. BUT, so are all other brands. It didn't seen long ago, you could buy a brand new entry level Coachman Freelander 23QB for $45,000.
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