Defining Prevost Motorcoaches and Chassis Types
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Prevost vs Newell: High End Motor Coach World Explained! (Million Dollar RV's)
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The presenter clarifies terminology, explaining that what many might call an 'RV' or 'bus' in this high-end category is correctly referred to as a 'motorcoach' or 'coach'. He specifically introduces Prevost, a brand often associated with tour buses due to its distinctive stainless steel sides, identifying its different chassis types: the X chassis (XL-40, XL-45 from the 90s, and XL2 from the early 2000s) and the H chassis (H3-45 and rarer H3-40s). Prevost coaches are initially built as passenger buses and then sent to converters for RV outfitting.
Goal: Learn the correct terminology and identify the different Prevost chassis models and their original purpose.
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- Prevost H Chassis — Foundation for Prevost motorcoaches known for taller front windows and storage bays
- Prevost X Chassis — Foundation for 90s era Prevost motorcoaches, characterized by stainless steel sides
- Prevost XL2 Chassis Prevost — More modern Prevost X chassis, used in early 2000s, maintaining the stainless look
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