4-Seat Class-B Motorhomes

[jjustj]

sorry no pics 2 belts in rear at couch that folds down into queen bed

[rjdawes]

Originally Posted by jjustj

sorry no pics 2 belts in rear at couch that folds down into queen bed

Yikes, I didn't say that right. I am talking about the 2 captains chairs behind the drivers seat. They have 2 levers and some kind of latch on the floor but I can't figure out how to lay them down for small beds with the front seats turned round.

[kyrain5]

My 2014 etrek does. I have to sale mine due to cancer. It is at Camping World Gulf Breeze, FL. All new batteries, all new tires, new awning, and more.
https://rv.campingworld.com/rvdetail...-80k-GB1630375

[rowiebowie]

Originally Posted by kyrain5

My 2014 etrek does. I have to sale mine due to cancer. It is at Camping World Gulf Breeze, FL. All new batteries, all new tires, new awning, and more.
https://rv.campingworld.com/rvdetail...-80k-GB1630375

Sorry to hear. Hope you have fond memories of the time in your rv.
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[jon]

Originally Posted by Oliver2017

The newer Travatos do not have shoulder belts for rear passengers...just lap belts. Also, the rear sofa seats in the back in most Class B vans rarely have both shoulder belts and head rest. The Aktiv does have three point seatbelts for the bench seat behind the driver.

If safety is truly a concern for rear passengers, converting a Ford Transit passenger van that comes with side airbags and three point seatbelts for the passengers is the way to go.

this is the reason I had a Transit cargo van with a 2 person Transit passenger bench added. I know I didn't get the side passenger airbags but I think it's safer than the Aktive's or Travato's passenger seats.
My rear sofa has headrests and shoulder straps (2) so it seems reasonably safe.

[kyrain5]

Originally Posted by rowiebowie

Sorry to hear. Hope you have fond memories of the time in your rv.
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Yes rowiebowie I had her for a year almost to the day. She is all electric and pretty much like driving a space ship. Sweet ride. Sweet dreams. Sweet memories.
Thanks
Terri