Coach House's patented one-piece fiberglass body with carbon-fiber reinforcement is the foundation everything else is built on. Owners consistently report a quieter ride, less wind resistance, and coaches that still look showroom-fresh after more than a decade of use. The 261 DT rides on a Ford E-450 chassis with MOR/ryde rear suspension and automatic hydraulic leveling, so setup at camp is nearly effortless. Inside, solid-surface countertops, premium floors, and a choice of wood finishes like teak or cherry give the interior a genuinely upscale feel, while the full bath with a separate stand-up shower is a standout feature in this segment. A 4.0kw generator, lithium ion battery system, heated holding tanks, and four-season plumbing mean this coach is ready for more than fair-weather weekend trips.
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Class b motorhomes that share features with the Platinum IV 261 IV DT, like B+.
