Hello everybody, me and my wife are new to motorhomes but not to touring, having owned various touring
caravans for the last 34 years. The idea of owning a motorhome started about 1995 and from time to time we
had thought about it, but never seeing anything we would have liked to buy, we put it off,in about 2006 some people we knew
had purchased a Nu-Venture and we where very impressed with it, the size was just right and it contained all
that we required, the only downside was it was rear door, the idea of a motorhome had once again stalled.
After purchasing a computer the world of owning a motorhome had opened up and one day in spring 2014 i logged onto the Nu-Venture web page,the Nu-Rio looked just the ticket,it was built either side or rear door.We
phoned Nu-Venture and visited the factory,the standard layout of the Rio is bench seat one side and dinnette
on the other,Nu-Venture built it for us with bench seats either side and one or two other extras, we are up to now very happy with it and wish we had done it sooner.
caravans for the last 34 years. The idea of owning a motorhome started about 1995 and from time to time we
had thought about it, but never seeing anything we would have liked to buy, we put it off,in about 2006 some people we knew
had purchased a Nu-Venture and we where very impressed with it, the size was just right and it contained all
that we required, the only downside was it was rear door, the idea of a motorhome had once again stalled.
After purchasing a computer the world of owning a motorhome had opened up and one day in spring 2014 i logged onto the Nu-Venture web page,the Nu-Rio looked just the ticket,it was built either side or rear door.We
phoned Nu-Venture and visited the factory,the standard layout of the Rio is bench seat one side and dinnette
on the other,Nu-Venture built it for us with bench seats either side and one or two other extras, we are up to now very happy with it and wish we had done it sooner.
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