2011page=2page=2page=2page=2 Fleetwood reviews

My wife and I had been looking for a motorhome that had this floor plan. It was actually more rare of a layout than we expected. When we found the Fleetwood Storm 32BH, it was immediately perfect. We traveled in it for almost 2 years and never felt like it was too small, and the space felt practical and comfortable. I upgraded the shocks to Konos and that made the ride much smoother. I also added a rear end sway bar and that helped with sway as well. We never had any complaints about our Storm. It was perfect for my wife and I, and our two dogs. Show less

We chose this RV because of it's compact size and very unique floorplan. We like the fact that a couple of our kids can travel in the rear dinette (which has 2 seatbelts) and be separated from a few of the kids who were riding near the front of the RV. The dinette then converts to double bunks for sleeping. The power drop down bunk over the cab was also a big seller for us (we have 5 kids). Plenty of exterior storage for all your camping gear. The V10 and light weight of the coach means plenty of power to tow and pull the hills. I would recommend this RV to anyone with kids. Show less

Like most people, we started with a 24' class C, then a 26'C and a 30" C, each offered more pleasure. Then we made a major to a class A, followed by a class A slide out. That's when we really noticed the class A diesel passing us, as we crawling up a hill. Which lead us back to our favorite dealer to try a used diesel. We immediately recognized the torque and handling truck chassis on air ride, air brakes. We did not miss the noise of the gas engine screaming, fighting a head wind, or hill. That lasted a couple years of enjoyment and realization, this is the way to go. That's when we bought a new diesel and enjoyed for 14 years and 82,000 miles. As happens, we had some medical issues and sold it to waiting buyers. Being well again, we missed the motorhome and purchased a gasser with three slide outs, which was fine, when we got there, but no fun to cruise in. We kept it 6 months and sold it and bought a well cared for 10 year old diesel and are back to comfortable travels. My advise is buy a nice diesel and save a lot of money and if it doesn't suit you, they are easy to sell. Show less

Wonderful living coach. Great layout. Easy to drive and park. Pulls a toad without any problems. 4 Sony tvs plus sat, cable and tv hookups. Surround sound entertainment. Navigation, Sirius, cameras and much more. Full size frig, convection microwave and full size washer dryer. Built in vacuum make cleanup a breeze. Spartan Liberty frame make the ride smooth and easy. 450 hp Cummins gives you the power for any condition. 44 feet overall. Show less

We had many many fun times in this RV. Rides like a dream! Our baby grandson slept like an angel while on the road! Three tv’s to enjoy and a traveling satellite dish. Everything you could want, except a dishwasher, in this beauty! Show less

Easy to drive. Love the front entertainment center. Never had an issue with the coach. Size is roomy and fits easily in all state parks. Convection oven is easy to use and great for cooking. Will sleep up tp 4 people . Show less

Ford V-10. This is same engine used in 39 And 40 foot motor homes. So Power is great and no slowdown on hills. Queen bed rear. Show less

Bought this unit a yr ago for its size & rareity , not many of these that I’ve seen. it’s easy to get in anywhere , even backing the boat in the lake at the camp site boat launch & we’ve got a 22’ pontoon boat no problem w/ back up camera , only selling cause we just don’t have the time to use it Show less

Love the space and design of this RV. Very comfortable and relaxing. All the comforts of home. The bathroom is more spacious than you think. I like that this model has an oven because some don't. This RV has lots of storage. It is easy to drive and tow a vehicle or even a boat. Show less

Find it hard to part with. Just don't get to use it often enough. Time for me to camp with my children. Most of my friends my age no longer camp. It would be perfect for some young grandparents to travel with their little ones. Lots of sleeping space. Kids loved the bunks. Camping are my families favorite memories. Show less