Author: Mark Haskell
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Pulling a Train to Michigan
A long, long, time ago when our son was a toddler, he loved sleeping and playing in his train bed. With plans to visit a two year old nephew in Michigan, we pulled the train bed out of the attic and cleaned it up. Since we were pulling the sailboat, Beth figured we could strap…
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Lagun Table Mount – Again
One of the best upgrades we made to the old camping van was installing a swiveling table mount, so the first modification to our new Lexor was to add the Lagun table mount. While Pleasure-Way listens to customers and is adding this to the 2019 van features, our 2018 model just missed the changeover. We…
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Saleing
Circumstances change and the time had come for a good friend to sell his sailboat, a beautiful Landfall 38. Always up for an opportunity to mess about on boats, we accompanied Jim to the shores of the Neuse River to prep his boat for sale. Beth drove our new van, while Jim and I brought…
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New Beginning
Friday was an exciting day for us as we picked up our new 2018 Pleasure-Way Lexor TS camper van. Two feet shorter than our old Plateau TS, it is easier to park, but has less storage space. New tech features, the best of which is capturing energy from the sun with three solar panels, should…
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Sprinter Sold
2014 Pleasure-Way Plateau TS (Sold) 2014 Pleasure-Way Plateau TS $xx,xxx Posting this as an example of how to advertise a camper van for sale. This is not our current van and we are still enjoying exploring in the new van. ~ 42,109 Miles Balance of Cornerstone RV 7 year or 75,000 mile warranty on chassis…
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Spring Update: Robots, Birds, Deck, and Van Gone
It has been a while with no exploring, so thought we should post an update. After retrieving the van from Florida, we turned it in to a dealer and ordered a new one. This will have a smaller footprint, solar panels and lithium ion batteries to facilitate off grid adventures in the future. They are…
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