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Setting up a vehicle to be towed by any RV is a significant undertaking. Such a vehicle is commonly referred to as a toad. There are only certain vehicles that can be towed, and these change from year to year. Certain YouTube podcasters cover this selection regularly. After acquiring a vehicle that can be flat towed, you need to find a service provider that can install the right equipment. These are sometimes difficult to find. The tow bar goes on the RV, which also must be properly wired for lights and braking systems. It will also have safety chains and an emergency brake-away. The toad itself will need a baseplate (where the tow bar connects), a braking system, a wiring harness to operate the proper lights, and a battery charging wire to keep the toad's battery functional. All of this can be very expensive. Not everyone wants to go through this set-up process. It would be very helpful for RVTrade (RV Insider) to offer a place to shop for toads that are already set-up. They are an essential for many RV owners. Anyone trying to sell an RV would benefit from having this market available. Anyone buying an RV would benefit from someone else's set-up efforts. What do you say RVInsider? How about a whole new category? Show less

Gif Stream BT cruiser is a wonderful Rv if you are purchasing from reputable sources. This unit sold by Nancy Carrier sitting on the dealership of Oldham Motors Co LLC actually it’s in their name so not sure who’s responsible but this particular unit has multiple issues from recalls to housing structure damage. The said owner was furious that I wouldn’t purchase after finding issues out that she refuses to give deposit back. By then she had already disclosed that the trucks at this location are water damaged vehicles mostly from Texas. Find another unit elsewhere. Show less

We have had our Country Coach for 4 years. The drive is super smooth and the power of the C-15 is great. Since the coach is 42 feet long, there is a slight limitation in the length of the trailer we can tow thru California, but it tows like nothing is back there. we live in the coach 3-4mmonths a year. The floor plan is very well balanced. Plenty of room in the bedroom and living space. Very good size kitchen with plenty of storage. We have had 11 people in the coach for dinner and a movie during bad weather. No problems. Getting going in the morning is easy with the toilet and extra sink in a separate space with a door for privacy. Show less

It’s been a great RV. Very roomy, comfortable, with plenty of room and storage. It’s got all the goodie’s in it with two tvs l, one in living area and one in the bedroom. It saved us a few years ago during the Tx hard freeze- we were warm with plenty of water for the week before we got power back on and water back in the area. And same thing again when the Hurricane came through leaving us with no power or water again! The most challenging item for me is it takes me a bit to settle in driving it. It seems so wide to me. But I settle in after a bit! But it’s time to retire on those long trips so we are selling it. Show less

this has been a great coach for us ....not a lemon. many upgrades over the years, very livable. its ready for some more adventures to the next owner. old saying is Drinks six , feeds four, sleeps two. many upgrades including new flooring in living and bath area, power recliners, 4 TV's , new kitchen faucet, runs great , just did a trip to the Dells in WI. with no issues. for a 20 year old coach its in good shape. aways under a good Sam extended warranty, so if it broke it was replaced Show less

We had one and sold it 10 years ago… took me 8 years to find another one! Love the space, storage and large bedroom in 5he back with a door off the bedroom! I have no complaints! We are very comfortable and is perfect to live in full time! We are snow birds and live in Florida for 8-9 months and in this foe the Summers…perfect Show less

I bought this camper from a friend who bought it new. My wife has decided that she doesn't like camping. Sadly, I have to sell it. I am going to miss it. It is completely self-contained and ready to go. I have slept in it comfortably at 20 degrees. It holds enough battery and propane to run the furnace all night in these conditions with plenty of propane left over and the battery only half gone. It is fully functional and ready to go with dishes, pots and pans, bedding, etc. It does require a full 8ft. truck bed. It requires a 3/4 ton or better pickup. We used the window in front to connect with the back window in the pickup. We have a crew cab pickup, so our three dogs could come and go through the window, making it possible for them to sleep in the cab of the truck. Big advantages, no registration in my state, no tires to wear out. Goes anywhere the truck will go. Fully functional on the road. Access to bathroom, kitchen, etc without any slideouts to get in the way. You will have lots of fun in this camper. Show less

We drove a Tropical seven years before we bought this one and I told my wife then, that we would own one of these one day. Well, we found this one at a dealer in LA and bought it. Now 70,000 miles later and thirteen years later, we still love this motorhome. We are downsizing which is the only reason we have listed our motorhome. Show less

Very easy to maintain and still in great condition inside and out. Very likeable floorplan with plenty of room. Has excellent and easily available storage space inside and outside. Asking $15,000 or best offer Wanting to sell quickly and will accept reasonable offers. Show less

Bought it used from a guy that wasn't an RV guy. Once I got the bugs worked out of it caused by him, love it. Great quality and sound RV. Tows easy with my 3/4 ton. This is my 2nd Coachmen and I am always happy with the build quality. Believe me when I say, they are not all built the same at all. Show less