Looking for Class A with Triple Picture Windows

[Richard_999]

I am looking for a 36 ft ( mol ) Class A MH , that has the 3 TALL windows .
I know many REXHALL units do ... but on the East Coast , they are not plentiful.
I likely will want a 2000-2003 unit ... with 2 slides and an L-Shaped sofa as well.
I just sold a '98 BOUNDER 35U that had all of this but NOT the slides.

I know there are other brands that offer these features, but not sure who they are , now that I am back in the market for one.

SOME of you , have what I am describing , and I would appreciate your info as to what brands / model #'s they are.

I would also like to hear from any REXHALL Rose Air owners , about their experiences .

Thank You

Richard / South Carolina
MotorHome-Less ( at the moment )
2004 CRV TOAD

[Richard_999]

Thanks to everyone who gave me ideas.
i did actually buy a 2000 REXHALL Rose Air 36' 2 weeks ago.
I drove 700 miles to Central Florida to get it, and I LOVE IT.
I have seen VERY FEW Class A homes that I really liked, but the designs on many of the REXHALLS are just FASCINATING....
The double 12 ft slides are AMAZING ... and it has ALL QUALITY EVERYTHINGS in it.

I wish there was a REXHALL FORUM here to belong to.

Richard / S. Carolina

[Rice]

Talking about the Alfa, not the Gulfstream atrium--I love my big windows and can't imagine what it would be like to live in an RV without them. I can't remember ever looking at a neighbor's utility connections because those are usually in the back. I have had views of my actual neighbor, but just as often it's been a view of scenery, and at least I have that option available, which isn't the case with low slit-like windows.

I think the big windows contribute greatly to the climate control issues that bullydogs1 mentioned--they can get really hot when the sun's beating on them, and the frames are cold in cold weather, but I'm talking Colorado winter cold; otherwise, they're fine. But there's the option to block them, and then it's more like you have regular RV windows, and in more pleasant weather, you can open them up and enjoy the airiness.

I'm sitting in an RV park right now that's just a gravel parking lot, and still enjoying my panoramic view. Maybe I'm just easy to please.

[2gypsies1]

The Gulfstream atrium is known for leaky windows.

Why would you want all those side windows just to look out at your neighbor and possibly their utility connections? Plus, if it's a sunny orientation you'd have to close the coverings. In fall/spring you'd let in a lot of cold air.

[Rice]

The interior photo isn't of an Alfa See Ya.

Alfas have two big vertical windows on the passenger side, and came with either a j-lounge (not sure if that counts as an L-shaped sofa) or two recliners on that side. On the driver's side is a regular sleeper sofa and two big windows, horizontally. Because of the ceiling height and the height of the slide, the tops of all of these windows are at about 6 feet, instead of being low.

There was a 36' and a 40' model, although the 36' one is probably closer to 38' in actual size. Models in the range the OP is looking at have two slides, and at some point, some units had an additional tip-out room in the bedroom.

[wannavolunteerF]

love that Alfa.. not sure about the skylights, but otherwise love that room.

[Richard_999]

THAT ... is a fantastic design.
Likely very pricey ... as it deserves to be.

Thanks for the info

Richard

[tderonne]

Gulfstream had some models with an "atrium". even has skylights.
2005 Sun Voyager for example:



Random interior shot from a DP model:


A google search to get you more information

[bullydogs1]

A friend I knew in NJ had an ALFA with 3 picture windows and he purchased it specifically because of the windows...However, I wouldn't touch an ALFA with a 10 foot pole with all the issues with delamination and climate control This was about 2006..2 slides also and a tall ceiling..Not sure about the couch.

[rgatijnet1]

The Monaco Safari 2003 model 3011 had an optional "L" shaped couch as well as an optional three window rear living room. In 2004-2005 this was called the 30PBS floor plan. It was not available after 2005.

[Branson_N_Tucso]

The 2003 Fleetwood Providence DP has the 3 Windows. How ever 39 Feet. Also just came in handy, had a French Door House hold refrigerator put in. They came thru one of the Windows with no trouble. Love my ice cream again.

[Branson_N_Tucso]

The 2003 Fleetwood Province has the 3 Windows. How ever 39 Feet. Also just came in handy, had a French Door House hold refrigerator put in. They came thru one of the Windows with no trouble. Love my ice cream again.

[Richard_999]

Thank you for the info.
I will look at these.

[tropical36]

Hikerdogs wrote:
The 2005, 2006, 2007 and 2008 Winnebago Adventurer 38J had 3 tall windows on the passengers side. Here's a link to the 2005, 2006, 2007 and 2008 Adventurer brochures. About half way through there are pictures and floor plans of the 38J.

https://winnebagoind.com/resources/brochure/2005/05-Adventurer-bro.pdf

https://winnebagoind.com/resources/brochure/2006/06-Adventurer-bro.pdf

https://winnebagoind.com/resources/brochure/2007/07-Adventurer-bro.pdf

https://winnebagoind.com/resources/brochure/2008/08-Adventurer-Brochure.pdf

As a consideration, didja see the rear overhang on some of these?
Now talk about the tail wagging the dog and no wonder there are so many forum threads, dealing with handling issues.

[Hikerdogs]

The 2005, 2006, 2007 and 2008 Winnebago Adventurer 38J had 3 tall windows on the passengers side. Here's a link to the 2005, 2006, 2007 and 2008 Adventurer brochures. About half way through there are pictures and floor plans of the 38J.

https://winnebagoind.com/resources/brochure/2005/05-Adventurer-bro.pdf

https://winnebagoind.com/resources/brochure/2006/06-Adventurer-bro.pdf

https://winnebagoind.com/resources/brochure/2007/07-Adventurer-bro.pdf

https://winnebagoind.com/resources/brochure/2008/08-Adventurer-Brochure.pdf