At just 25 feet, the 22QB is short enough to feel like a large vehicle rather than a small bus, yet the layout manages to sleep five across a cab-over berth, bunks, and the U-dinette. Without the cramped feel you might expect. A 57-gallon fuel tank and a 5,000 lb. tow hitch add serious range and versatility, while laminated aluminum sidewalls and a TPO roof give the structure real rigidity. Inside, the Lamilux fiberglass exterior pairs with roller-bearing drawers, thermo foil countertops, and hardwood doors and drawers that punch above the entry-level price point. Owners consistently call out the floor-plan efficiency and storage. Including the roto-mold rear trunk and metal side boxes. As standout strengths for a rig this size.
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