Aimee,

We live in Punta Gorda. Get her in touch with us.

Judi and George

Thanks !! Good to know. We just checked our model and Serial # on our 2013 2910 and it isn't part of the recall. Our awning was built in 2012 and the date range for the recalled awnings is Feb.-April 2013.

Judi

Congrats to you both  !! Our first PC in 2010 was a 2350 Sprinter(no slide) We hope you enjoy it as much as we did. Our lifestyle changed a little and we decided that we wanted to become sunbirds and leave FL for 3 or so monthes in the summer so we went with a 2011 2551; now we have a 2013 2910, which we love! Safe travels.

Judi

If I recall correctly, they were about $400 last year (or maybel $300). Anyway, we use those aluminum colored reflectors and then close our privacy shades as well in the evening. Works for us!

Yup, we turn off the air between 9 and 10 and only have that fan going. We are usually not here in the heat of the summer although last year we were in Georgia-my little fan died so we had to get another.

We have insulated glass windows, put the shades down to block the sun during the day, have those aluminum colored window protectors for the front and side windows in the cab and all is good!! We also turn off the inverter at night 'cause the cycling on and off disturbs my sleep. As I said, I'm a very light sleeper!

Judi

Another $.02 worth. Our 1st Phoenix in 2010 was a 2350 Sprinter with no slide. We had the dinette. The dinette was very uncomfortable to sit and eat at. I understand that the seats in the dinette are much better now. My opinion is to get the 2350 with a slide. Depending on how many travel with you, you can always get the table with spider legs for eating. Also, I believe that more folks want a slide. It took us 3 trys to get it right. We now have a 2910 and love it! We did love the Sprinter for the cab space and the mileage. We did not find a problem with storage space. Hated the rear corner bed and the constant looking up to view the tv/ neck strain.

BTW, we had an Airstream Interstate before our first venture in Phoenix Cruisers.

Judi and George

We concur with Barry. The only other thing that we do, is that we bring a small portable fan that we bought at Walgreens. That helps to circulate the air during the day and it has an added benefit at night--I am a light sleeper and the air cycling on and off disturbs my sleep but with the continuous hum of the fan going and the air off I am good for the night.

Judi

You made the right decision!

Judi

Jim,
There is no molding. It sounds like the adhesive didn't hold. I would try to put some weight on it to see if it holds. When you talk to Kermit, make sure you mention it.

George

We just bought a Honda Fit to tow 4 down--and an automatic as well! George was sooooooooo negative about them (too small) until we actually got to the dealership and drove one. It actually looks like our Prius--same color but much more cargo space (or so it seems). Tomorrow, project of attaching the base plate begins.

Congrats on the new PC!!! I am sure you will love it

Judi

Carol

It sounds to me that someting is left on. My thought is may be part of the heat and a/c system in the sprinter. I have no definite answer.

George

Jan.
First of all, welcome to the Forum

I can only speak of PCs. Five years ago, we bought our 1st motorhome. It was a Class B-Airstream Interstate on the Sprinter chassis. We were gone for about 3 monthes and found it too small. Then a new PC 2350 on the Sprinter chassis-that rear corner bed did us in. The next year, a  new 2551 on the Ford-twin beds. So, we went to the Tampa RV Show last year and traded the 2551 for a 2910.

I think it is all in how you plan to use the PC. Since you say you are selling your condo and fulltiming, you need to carefully consider the space. We really bought the 2910 because our plan is to become reverse snowbirds and leave FL in June and return in October. The 2910, for us, has a very spacious feel in the main living area with two large windows and of course, those comfy Euro chairs.

We loved the cab on the Sprinter and the MPG with the diesel. Don't love the MPG on the Ford but it is what it is, and we knew that!!

Judi

I guess that was to be expected but it is really too bad. Amanda was ALWAYS very helpful--Thanks for letting us know.

Judi

Mike,

I agree, wholeheartedly, with Sue!!!!!!!!!! We had a 2350 Sprinter, loved the cab area (very comfortable; more so than the Fords) but ABSOLUTELY HATED that rear corner bed. It was not just making it up which was a pain, another issue, for us, was me having to crawl out, in the middle of the night for potty. After a season with the 2350, traded it for a 2551 with the twin beds.

Judi

Welcome Earl. We wish Stuart the best in whatever he chooses to do. We will miss seeing him and Becky at the Shows but look forward to meeting Earl!

Judi and George