2005 Four Wheel reviews

Outstanding motor home that served our big family well for 17 years and 50,000 wonderful miles. We loved the twin bed setup in the rear and the Workhorse chassis and engine that took us up and down every US mountain range with ease. The Four Winds Hurricane is packed with value. Show less

excellent basic offroad camper. Dry warm BR, Kitchen, heater, fridge, stove, sink but no bath. Well built aluminum welded frame. If your truck fits between those obstacles so does this camper. Small but comfortable for 2 in the wilderness. Show less

The biggest feature this unit has going for it is livability. We have never felt confined or challenged for space even when living in the rig for months at a time. The three slides offer comfortable living space as well as privacy with a separate bedroom with its own TV. Creature comforts abound with AC, convection oven, built-in vacuum cleaner, double sink, a couch and a recliner and a full 7ft high ceiling. Show less

I've owned three RV's in various class categories. I've enjoyed the Four Winds the most due to its compact size, maneuverability in tight situations and it has everything I need to dry camping in any season. I usually spend most of my time winter camping around ski resorts. The V8 engine has just as much power and torque as the V10 engine. Chevy made a solid motor and transmission, never dripped fluid on my shop floor. Show less

This unit is a 21 bc... With a Chevy 6.0. No slides No bed. It has what I call a kitty corner kitchen. We Just love it. We have spent up to a month in it. It Drives great over mountains etc. an rv maintenance Man said it is the same truck used to motor bigger motor homes. So easy to pull in and park in regular parking places... We are however thinking about wintering in warmer climates, so have been looking at a larger units. Just don t know if we should really trade this is such a good quality and convenient unit to use. Show less