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The second step up in the driver's side is the higher step.

Looks like a much higher step into the cab area than into the cargo area. Good point about handle access inside sliding door, too

Also, if you go for the sliding door, you can install "grab handles" to make it easier.

The initial step looks similar

For those with some minor mobility issues (having no problem accessing a Mazda CX5), would the sliding door on the Promaster be an...

Yup. A 2 or 3 year old is within my price range, ideally less than $90k.

I had a class B for 17+ years, and wouldn’t have anything else. So easy to get around in, and pretty much a “park anywhere” rig. Two...

And parking further away will help me achieve more steps. I always need more incentives to get my step count up a lot more.😄 Yeah...

And if you’ve used it, not only empty your tanks but open your low point drains. Unless you get a really hard freeze, which you will...

Thanks, Wandering. I didn't think of leaving it waterless. Duh.

I recommend keeping a watch on temperatures and running heat in your van if temps are going to drop below freezing. The other and more...

Is your camper a 4 seasons camper? In other words are the water systems and tanks in a heated insulated area and will you maintain the...

Ribbit, thanks Bullfrog. I'm looking at what the company rep for the new Pixel van calls a 3.5 season van. Everything is interior or...

I am in the process of receiving permission to park a 21' camper van in my driveway - its only permitted if it is my "daily driver" -...

I drive a 24 foot Winnebago View on a Sprinter chassis. It's long but skinny so it fits width wise just fine. I'm typically always...