Georgie Boy Maverick 310SO reviews

I bought a 31 ft. Class C Georgie Boy Maverick to travel the country and see family and friends during the pandemic. I was a newbie when I started and I was honestly afraid that something would fail on the rig for the first month or so just because I didn't know enough about how WELL the Georgie Boy brand had been built. I had no trouble with it, ever. Nada. The original components were built to last and they gave me stellar service. The Ford 450 Triton engine and chassis made the ride as easy as possible, even when I was in places that the roads were anything but good. I got much better mileage than I expected, mostly 10-12 MPG, even in the mountains. The cabinets are deep and mine came with shocks on the doors so I had no trouble with things falling or dropping. Having the big RV king bed in the back made it easy to rest well, no matter where I stopped. It's a shame that Georgie Boy's aren't being made new anymore. They're so much better built than those in the last 10 years that are making knock offs of the Georgie Boy designs, but not putting the top-end materials and construction care into the manufacturing that Georgie Boy did. Show less

We traveled with 4 people through the entire country and liked to have a private bedroom in the back. Two were sleeping in the front and 2 in the king size bed in the bedroom. The wardrobe is conveniently located within the bathroom so you can throw the dirty clothes into the hamper and get dressed inside the bathroom after taking a shower. 54 gallons was more than enough water for everyone, we never had a problem when boondocking. The Triton V-10 engine was strong enough even when driving through the mountains and we were able to get more than 10 miles out of a gallon. Show less