Date:         Mon, 5 Aug 2019 08:51:27 -0700
Reply-To:     Dan N <dn92610@GMAIL.COM>
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From:         Dan N <dn92610@GMAIL.COM>
Subject:      Re: Moving our aging bodies on from Vanagon (sniff!)
Comments: To: Katherine Maas <katherine@kjmaas.com>
In-Reply-To:  <281FB2CB-EBA5-4270-AE6A-FA8679157710@kjmaas.com>
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we have a friend (a couple) not as old as us (in their 30's) sold their
westy and get another rig a bit roomier with a small shower/toilet/kitchen.
They got a Toyota Tundra and install a used Sunrader camper shell on it and
they're are very happy with it, we like it a lot too. The Sunrader camper
shell is hard to find and they have to remove it to install on their
Tundra. After seeing their combo Tundra/Sunrader-camper-shell we have our
idea when it's our time to move on... - I'd think a pickup truck and a
slide in/tie down camper shell would be nice for us. We also have another
idea.. a Sprinter camper but it's bit too pricey if it's fully equipped or
an empty Sprinter which we have to build the accommodation ourselves...

On Mon, Aug 5, 2019 at 1:22 AM Katherine Maas <katherine@kjmaas.com> wrote:

> We recently gifted our beloved Westy Vanita to one of my kids and her
> family, because we are just getting too old to sleep comfortably in that
> small bed, and too rickety to climb up and down from the pop-top bed in the
> middle of the night when Nature calls. But we are really missing the van
> and have begun to research what might be a good option to replace her. We
> still want something smallish, but with a bigger bed, and a toilet. One
> option that has piqued our interest is the Rialta. I’m wondering if anyone
> else here has tried the Rialta, and if so what you thought of it. Any
> suggestions or recommendations?
>