My first Class B

[rabbitman]

Hello all, now that I bought my first Class B, I figure I will introduce myself. Scott from Calgary Alberta. Thanks to over a year of research and a lot of advice/information from this forum, I have bought a 2004 Roadtrek Popular 190 on the GM 3500 chassis. Overall the unit is in great shape and should give many years of dependable service. I'm now looking forward to finding info on this model Roadtrek to repair some of the minor deficiencies. Thanks again for the great work maintaining this site.

[cruising7388]

Originally Posted by rabbitman

Hello all, now that I bought my first Class B, I figure I will introduce myself. Scott from Calgary Alberta. Thanks to over a year of research and a lot of advice/information from this forum, I have bought a 2004 Roadtrek Popular 190 on the GM 3500 chassis. Overall the unit is in great shape and should give many years of dependable service. I'm now looking forward to finding info on this model Roadtrek to repair some of the minor deficiencies. Thanks again for the great work maintaining this site.

The Chevy is a solid platform that should keep you rolling a long while. If you didn't get an owners manual, you can download one on the Roatrek website.

[ManWonder]

Originally Posted by rabbitman

Hello all, now that I bought my first Class B, I figure I will introduce myself. Scott from Calgary Alberta. Thanks to over a year of research and a lot of advice/information from this forum, I have bought a 2004 Roadtrek Popular 190 on the GM 3500 chassis. Overall the unit is in great shape and should give many years of dependable service. I'm now looking forward to finding info on this model Roadtrek to repair some of the minor deficiencies. Thanks again for the great work maintaining this site.

Hey Man, we did the same thing! Last September we got ourselves a 2004 190 Popular too! It is our first and so far so good.