Lazy Daze 26.5' Mid-Bath Motorhome (1999)

Saturday, March 24, 2007 by Herb

Photos and Quicktime Virtual Reality Movies

This page is under heavy construction, but since I was asked about the Lazy Daze Motorhome layout, I tried to get a few Quicktime Movies up on the web site.

The photos are of test quality only, and the motorhome itself is a mess.

Nevertheless, there are two Quicktime Movies to View

How to View Quicktime Movies

Clicking the links should open a Quicktime viewer on your computer if you have it installed. The files are fairly large, about 800kb, so a cable or other high speed connection is definitely desired.

Quicktime Function Keys (on a Windows PC)

  • Shift = Zoom In
  • Control = Zoom Out
  • Left Mouse Pressed Down and Slide in Direction of Pan = Pan Image

Links to Quicktime Lazy Daze Motorhome Videos

  1. Rear of Motorhome

  2. Front of Motorhome

I'll try to get some better quality photos that would include the ability to Pan up and down in the near future.

Safe travels,

Herb

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atmasarup on August 20, 2011

Very nicely put together travel log of your adventures. My wife and I are SOON-TO-BE RV-ers, the Lord willin' and the creek don't rise. It is always fun and informative to read about another person or family's adventure and particularly the decisions they mastered which are required to organize and complete any trip or life adventure. Having raised five kids of our own, I can truly appreciate the beautiful memories of those trips. The photos are what bring back the entire event for us. Life moves on and we cannot hold time back. The photos and the memories are all that we have to remind us of what our true purpose in life has been.

Thank you for sharing your family trips. I'd love more info on how you came to select the Lazy Daze Class C Motorhome. I'd love to hear about any "if-I-had-it-to-do-over-agains" concerning the RV unit or even some of the trips you took. Thanks again.

JCD

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Herb on September 29, 2011

Hi atmasarup!

I'm not sure how I missed this comment, but the summer has been hectic, and we have been on the road a bit.

Hope all works out with your pursuit of RV travels, and I'm glad that we might have in some small way helped you along your way.

Regarding our selection of the Lazy Daze motorhome,, it was typical in keeping with all of my major purchases. I am generally try to buy the best quality available, and then maintain it immaculately so that it lasts long enough to be the best "total cost of ownership". For a class C motorhome, I joined the RV Consumer Group, and checked out their independent reviews of motorhomes. At the time, the Lazy Daze motorhome was by far the most suited, and highest quality motorhome for the needs of a family of 4. Only Born Free motorhomes had comparable quality, but they were more expensive and better suited to a couple.

The windows on the Lazy Daze 27' mid-bath motorhome were the final clincher for me. All the windows are "HUGH", and bigger than any I have seen on any other coach. It is a testament to the build quality of the Lazy Daze that we have traveled over 85,000 miles without any issues with the windows, where I am sure that most other coaches would have flexed enough to crack the windows.

I also joined the Yahoo group, Life with a Lazy Daze, which is full of like minded fanatics. It is an invaluable resource for help along every step of your Lazy Daze ownership.

I have absolutely no regrets on my purchase of the Lazy Daze. I have performed all maintenance on the unit myself, and expect that it would last another 10 years and 80k miles with little more than regular care.

The trips as ALL great in their own way. Our only major lesson learned was that you need to build some flexibility into a schedule to account for weather, trip fatigue, illness, or other factors that will will impact your ability to meet a 3-4 week timetable with military precision.

Thanks for you comment, and safe travels.

Herb

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