The 28BH is built around its bunk layout, giving families real sleeping capacity without sacrificing the livability of the main cabin, a jackknife sofa, full bath, and a cab-over sleeping area all share the space without feeling cramped. Owners repeatedly call out the highway stability and quiet ride, which traces back to the laminated aluminum sidewalls and crowned TPO roof construction. Inside, the finishes punch above the price point: thermo foil cabinetry, Verde Labrador countertops, and hardwood doors give it a more residential feel than you'd expect. The 5,000 lb. tow hitch, 57-gallon fuel tank, and available heat pump make it a genuinely capable four-season rig on either a Chevy or Ford chassis.
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