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Example – RB Sprinter Gaucho

"My horse Billie Bob and I will thoroughly enjoy our new Sportsmobile, especially during round-up time. Giddy up!!"
— Pete and Billie Bob

Example – RB Sprinter Gaucho

 

Martin Branson's first Sportsmobile was a '73 Ford van. Martin is a wildlife photographer and lives in Alaska's Denali National Park.
 

The floor plan in Martin's new Sprinter is similar to his first Sportsmobile.

The rear (right photo) has some open floor space for bulky cargo.

 

 
 

There's a lot of counter top and storage space. Most owners include a window above the galley.

 

The table can be any size or shape. When used with a gaucho it can be mounted on a moveable tripod.

 

When one person is traveling the gaucho back cushion can be left at home. You will then have a single bed and floor space.

Example – RB Sprinter Gaucho

'06 Sprinter
 
"The regular body Sprinter will serve our needs very well."  —Dr. Roy Ellison

   
 

The refrigerator, standard 3 CF, faces forward. This way it is still accessible when the gaucho is converted into a bed. It's also convenient from the outside.
 
Lots of rear space for general storage. Two bikes can also be suspended from the ceiling. Note the optional moonroof and two attic fans.

Example – RB Sprinter Gaucho

'06 Sprinter


The regular body Sprinter is 18.5' long. The extended body is 3' longer


"My expectations were exceeded. Two thumbs up."
—Scott Bingham

 

The gaucho/bed can be installed to the front, rear or either side. For a single bed, leave the backrest cushion at home. A combo bath compartment is up front.
 

 

A galley, full height slide pantry and closet is on the right side. There's space in the rear for bulky cargo, clothes hangers, etc.
 


 
 

Here's Scott's first campsite after taking delivery — with an odd looking antenna.

"I've been away from the internet for a few days. You're more than welcome to use the pictures. They're from the festival called 'Burning Man' (www.burningman.com). It's the flattest place in North America in the Nevada desert, called Black Rock Desert. It's not sandy but dusty, like baby powder. It's a crazy place. Lots of art and fire and extreme people and conditions."

Example   RB Sprinter Gaucho

'06 Sprinter
 

The Fragiers have owned a full range of RVs, from small to large over the years. This Sprinter RB is their latest. It's large enough inside for everything they need for comfortable travel. It's small enough on the outside for enjoyable, no stress driving. As they said, "It's perfect."

 

Sportsmobile Sprinter — it's just an enjoyable way to travel.

 

Up front living area with a bath to the rear.

   

The Marine Toilet locates over the holding tank. If the Sprinter had been an EB (Extended Body) van, the holding tank could be located under the van's floor and a taller toilet used.

 

As you can see there's lots of storage. The closet door also becomes a bifold privacy door. The under-floor storage compartment is convenient for hook-up hoses, tools, etc.

 

Many owners do not order a second sink. This space could have then been used for other purposes or left open.

Example – RB Sprinter Platform Bed

'06 Sprinter
 

Design and equip your Sportsmobile Sprinter to your particular needs. Don and Julie deleted the stove, but did include a propane furnace. The sink is located under the microwave. A flat-screen TV is mounted to the right wall on a swivel.


 
 



Platform beds can be made any length and height above the floor. Sections can hinge up for easier access. The mattress can be in two pieces and removable. One side can be fabric and the opposite side vinyl.