We have had our 2350 for about 18 months now. We go some pretty off the beaten path places and it really works well for those boondocking experiences, mostly in the National Forests. We slapped two hundred watts of solar on the roof and we are happy little campers! This summer, we will escape the Oklahoma heat and head for the Northern New Mexico mountains back in the forest campgrounds. The 2350 is like incredible luxury space wise for us, except for the limited exterior storage. We came from the Class B world having had three Bs: two Roadtreks and many years ago a Horizon which was made by Intervec, a company with a very close relationship and heritage to Phoenix Cruiser.
When you come from Class Bs to a 2350, you have gone big time interior space wise! From a wet to a dry bath, from a narrow aisle of 30 inches to a nice slide, from small twin beds that my 5' 8" body was really too tall for to a corner bed that is essentially a full size bed. So, we love our 2350 and have no desire for something bigger after all those years of Bs. The last B we owned was a Roadtrek 210P and it was a beauty, 22 feet long, totally tricked out and only 8' 4" high. It had more inside and outside storage than the 2350 and got about 14 honest mpg. It drove just like what it was: a big van. Our traveling style has changed from mostly touring to mostly camping for a couple of weeks in one spot and seeing the area with our toad, a Jeep Cherokee. For this stage of our life, the PC is perfect. We solved the camping gear storage problem by just flipping down the back seat in the Jeep and filling that baby full of "stuff", most of which we will never or very seldom use, but we got it if we need it. Incidentally, our Cherokee Trailhawk is automatic and tows nicely four down. The PC handles it just fine and it weighs about 4100 pounds with our stuff in it.
We have had two close friend couples sell their big Class A motorhomes in the last few months. Just toooo much hassle and, although they wouldn't openly surrender the truth, scary to drive. The Phoenix Cruiser products are a perfect compromise between too big and too small. Like Goldilocks, just about right. We couldn't be more pleased with our rig.
I congratulate anyone with the courage to have a large or small trailer. I could never have one because my wife's screams when I tried to back up that puppy would probably eliminate
what little hearing I have left
!!
Paul
