Class c motorhomes that share features with the Platinum III 250 DT, like rear bath, dry bath and opposing couches convert to bed.
Built on a Ford Transit chassis known for car-like handling and 15–17 mpg fuel economy, the Platinum III 250 DT packs serious amenities into 26 feet without feeling compromised. The patented one-piece fiberglass body with carbon-fiber reinforcement isn't just a talking point. It's why Coach House owners report their rigs still looking new after a decade of use. Up front, the living area's opposing couches convert to a bed, while the rear offers a King bed and a dry bath with a separate stand-up shower. The lithium-ion battery system paired with a 2,000-watt pure sine wave inverter and 4.0kW generator means you're not tethered to hookups, and the twin beds that convert to a King give real flexibility for how you configure sleeping arrangements.
