Clever design from Coach House

[markopolo]

Help me out here. I think this is from a 90's Coach House Class B. Anyone know for sure?



It's a clever design. A couple could set up the dinette in the morning and leave it until after dinner. A single traveler would have a permanent dinette.

It's handy for a reading a newspaper, using a laptop etc.

[julievojo]

Don't know what make or model it is, but I like that idea!

[markopolo]

I found the site where I originally saw it:

http://www.alightinside.com/intro.htm

It's a 1994 Dodge Coach House 192SD/RD

Very clever bed options indeed!





The site has lots of info about the van.

[Whiskyecho]

And my Vodka, Soda, Cranberry drink spill wouldn't show.

Guess it would be "OK" for those who like to sit in their vehicles (I think the color of the fabric is horrible).

[shoalster]

I think the color of the fabric is okay, not everyone's perception is the same.

[g1g]

I have seen one like that. The only difference is there was no middle section with any drawer. It was a clear path out the back door

[mumkin]

The link doesn't work for me Marco... I get "page not found." I'll try googling it.

[booster]

Isn't that a similar setup to what Great West had in the B that had the tiny slide out in it?

[avanti]

Originally Posted by mumkin

The link doesn't work for me Marco...

Perhaps because that post is almost a decade old?

P.S. -- That "dinette" design was available in the Airstream Interstate ca. 2005 (in the front, though).

[mumkin]

Originally Posted by booster

Isn't that a similar setup to what Great West had in the B that had the tiny slide out in it?

Not really... the slide was across from the galley and you chose either the sofa sort of thing or the dinette... and both made into a double bed in the slide. Or the slide was in the rear and made the bed across the back longer.

I chose the GWV without the slide...

[stanw909]

A guy named Al Clarino has one on his YouTube channel.