Hi Sandi. Thanks for your comment. I’m way behind in posting videos. Somehow life gets in the way! They are called Air Vents. Made in Germany. We got ours from the only place I could find that had them at the time, Eurocampers.com but I just did a quick search online and found several other sources now. Enjoy your Beyond.
We almost bought a 2021 Beyond in September 2020. Then we came to our senses. We bought a Coachmen Freelander 22XG instead. It has twice as much room and storage, and it’s only 24’3” long. I would not want to live in anything smaller. The only advantages of the Class B are gas mileage and parking. And we have no problem parking our small Class C anywhere. So we suffer on the gas mileage, but that’s it. We take our RV out about once a month for a few nights. We bought a brand new RV and paid $67K out the door, which is $40K less than our Beyond would have cost. Just sayin’…
Absolutely there are pros and cons for every RV type and travel style. The Beyond is right for us, and I’m happy for you that the Freelander is right for you. Happy and safe travels!
Nice to see what van life is REALLY like! Looks cozy and inviting to me! Thanks for sharing.
As a Coachman owner, I will eagerly follow your travels! Please tell me where to get the cab window bug screens?
Hi Sandi. Thanks for your comment. I’m way behind in posting videos. Somehow life gets in the way! They are called Air Vents. Made in Germany. We got ours from the only place I could find that had them at the time, Eurocampers.com but I just did a quick search online and found several other sources now. Enjoy your Beyond.
Hi. Boy, are there alot of things to find out along the way when you first get going . Have fun 😁😁
We almost bought a 2021 Beyond in September 2020. Then we came to our senses. We bought a Coachmen Freelander 22XG instead. It has twice as much room and storage, and it’s only 24’3” long. I would not want to live in anything smaller. The only advantages of the Class B are gas mileage and parking. And we have no problem parking our small Class C anywhere. So we suffer on the gas mileage, but that’s it. We take our RV out about once a month for a few nights. We bought a brand new RV and paid $67K out the door, which is $40K less than our Beyond would have cost. Just sayin’…
Absolutely there are pros and cons for every RV type and travel style. The Beyond is right for us, and I’m happy for you that the Freelander is right for you. Happy and safe travels!