Zero-g RV Marine Hoses

Zero-g RV Marine Hoses. Research with hose purchasers overwhelmingly indicates a preference for hoses which offer light weight, easy handling, kink resistance and lasting performance.

What chassis is this Winnebago Class C Motorhome built on?

Winnebago Class C motorhomes are built on chassis bases produced by three different manufacturers.  Mercedes and RAM are the chassis platform for the Winnebago Class C diesel motorhomes.  Ford makes the chassis for the Winnebago Class C gas models. Continue reading our blog to learn more.

Small Winnebago Class C Motorhomes with Slideouts

Winnebago Motorhomes with Slideouts

Want the freedom of RV travel without the hassle of towing a car? A compact Class C Motorhome—26 feet or less—gives you the flexibility to go anywhere you want, when you want, and park almost anywhere. Add a slideout and your living space expands even more! Learn about Winnebago RVs that include a slideout that are 26′ or shorter in length in our Blog.

Experience the Best – No Delivery Miles

No Delivery Miles

One of the key advantages of buying your new Winnebago from Lichtsinn RV is our ability to offer new Winnebago and Newmar Freedom Aire motorhomes with zero delivery miles. We are located only 1-mile from the Winnebago Motorhome Factory in Forest City, Iowa so can offer new Winnebago Motorhomes with no delivery miles or tow-car stress. The Newmar Freedom Aire is built in Nappanee, Indiana. To eliminate unnecessary mileage, road wear, and tow car stress, we invest in having each Freedom Aire transported to our dealership on a flatbed truck.
One of the key advantages of buying your new Winnebago from Lichtsinn RV is our proximity to Winnebago’s Motorhome Division in Forest City, Iowa. Our dealership is located 1 mile from Winnebago Industries, so if you buy a Winnebago from Lichtsinn RV you don’t have to worry about whether a delivery driver ate, drank, or lived in your brand-new RV before you could.

Tips for Finding A Reputable RV Dealer: Trained Sales and Service Team

Trained Sales and Service

Whether it’s your first RV and you’ve decided the RV lifestyle is now for you or you’re a seasoned RVer ready for your next home you’ll spend a lot of time researching the perfect RV for your needs. However, the research process does not end when you’ve decided on that perfect RV, there is another important step… finding the perfect RV DEALER to work with. You’ll want to invest just as much time if not more, in researching RV dealers to make sure they find a reputable dealer to work with. Read our Blog to learn more.

Shannon Holland joins Lichtsinn RV as an RV Service Technician

Shannon Holland has recently joined Lichtsinn RV in Forest City, Iowa, as an RV Service Technician. Shannon is a graduate of Forest City High School and later served in the United States Marine Corps, where he trained as a 3521/22 engine and heavy truck mechanic.

Lichtsinn RV FAQs – Buying an RV Outside of My State of Residence

Guests traveling to Lichtsinn RV to purchase their RV either drive their trade to us or take advantage of our airport transportation service from either the Des Moines International Airport (DSM) or Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport (MSP) both are approximately 2 hours away from Lichtsinn RV. There is also a municipal airport (MCW) located just 30 minutes from us. We make your out of state buying experience easy. Learn more in our Blog.

RVs on the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Chassis

Winnebago and Newmar on Mercedes Benz Sprinter Chassis

Winnebago was the first RV manufacturer to build motorhomes atop the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Chassis. Newmar chose to build their first Class C RV atop the same one. Our blog reviews the Winnebago and Newmar Motorhomes that are available on the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Chassis.

Battle of the B’s: Winnebago Solis vs. Winnebago Travato

Winnebago Travato vs Winnebago Solis

The Winnebago Travato and the Winnebago Solis are built on the efficient RAM ProMaster chassis. This newly enhanced chassis now features additional safety and cab enhancements including electronic park brake, forward collision warning plus, multi-collision braking and more. Although both camper vans are packed with innovations, they do have their differences. Read our Blog to learn more.