R-Vision Town & Country Sport

[Crackerjack]

Anyone else on the forum with an R-Vision B+? I think that this company must have been making ambulances, along with motorhomes, as the bodies sure look similar. It's a very solid little rig mounted on a 2006 3500 Chevy Workhorse chassis. I've had to replace the A/C radiator and the compressor clutch, put new tires on it, a new battery for the truck, and a few other minor incidentals - but it's now ready to go!

[JRaeL]

We have an R vision we acquired last year. Took it to Texas and New Mexico from MN along with 2 dogs and a small cat.

[Crackerjack]

We love ours! The dinette has been re-designed as a permanent twin and the couch back has been detached and set back against the wall. This widens The couch into a comfortable (almost twin) width, without folding it out, while a few throw cushions keep it useable as a couch during the day. We use a great little folding table that tucks away nicely in the wardroom. This works good for the two of us - as we're retired. Aside from that, it's all original. It also stands out as one of the best driving rigs I've ever owned! We also have the 4 kw Onan, with low hours, and the RV only has about 68,000 miles on it. It's nice to hear from another R-vision owner!

[Crackerjack]

I like your "designer" running boards. Ours had a crummy set of aluminum boards that scared me every time I stepped on them. We replaced them last fall with an aftermarket set of steel boards, offered by GM, that are solid as a rock.

[JRaeL]

There is a blue button on the dash/console that we can't figure out what it's for. Does yours have one?

[JRaeL]

This is the blue button, and this inside living area

[Crackerjack]

That may be an"intermittent" button to connect the house battery to the truck battery to assist starting the truck. I have a similar button that is marked as such - but I've never had to use it. Maybe someone will chime in and tell us how to check to see if the button works.