PASSENGER SEATING

[canoe99]

Hello....great forum learning a lot here. I have a question some of you B users may know the answer.....I appreciate your help.

I have a TT, Starcraft Comet 950 lbs and tow with a mini van now. We have been looking to upgrade to a Hybrid TT, but it likely means upgrading the tow vehicle too. However I like the idea of keeping the TT, and using a B as the TV. This way we may get a some of the features found in the Hybrid, toilet,shower,tv,etc..plus the flexiblity to take the TT or not depending on who's going.

...the problem is I have 3 kids, two are teenagers and are close to not wanting to go with their parents. I do really need at least 5 seatbelts at times. Most units have 2 or 3, but I have only seen one model in the used B's that have 5-Pleasureway Excel

In used B's how common is 5 seatblets? It seem pretty rare.......

[Mike]

A class B van will have as many seatbelts as it has fixed seating.
Some have extra belts available in the rear of the van for use when the
sleeping area is used as additional seating.
AFAIK.

[Johnny R]

I have four captains chairs with seatbelts in my 1989 Leisure Travel van. But sleeping, oddly enough, for only two. Well, if you count our 6-year old grandson sleeping on a makeshift bed across the front seats, and out 11-year old granddaughter sleeping on a mattress on the floor, it sleeps 4.
PS: They really like coming with us!