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I can't wait to see this in person
Hello Reader!
How is your week going? We are currently anchored in front of the town of Loreto in Baja, getting ready to provision, do laundry and pick up a family member at the airport for a one-week visit.
That being said, I am so excited to tell you about a new, Italian-made RV that's just as cute as can be.
Have you heard of the Wingamm yet?
Wingamm has been producing motorhomes in Italy for the past 45 years, and now an American company called W Motorhome Sales North America is working hard to get these adorable RVs to the States.
The Wingamm Oasi 540 is just a little over 17' long, and has an innovative drop-down bed that frees up room in the cabin during the day. I also like that it's made out of a Fiberglass monocoque bodyshell, which means it's lightweight, resistant to rust and corrosion, and leaks, too.
Plus, it's super easy to park and drive.
Are you liking what you see? Me too!!
I just wrote a post about the Wingamm Oasi 540, and you can read that here.
If off-roading wasn't so important to me, this little RV would have been on my short list. They are just too cute to pass up.
Do you want to be part of the effort to bring Wingamm RVs here?
Just this week, W Motorhome Sales North America, the exclusive North American distributor of Wingamm motorhomes, launched a crowdfunding campaign where you can take part in bringing these RVs to the US.
Crowdfunding basically means you invest in W Motorhome Sales, and in doing so, you own a small piece of the distribution company.
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So far, W Motorhome Sales North America has received 200 orders for the Wingamm Oasi 540, and the first chassis' were just shipped to Italy to turn into RVs.
“Wingamm videos have millions upon millions of views and we’ve received over ten thousand phone calls and emails from those interested in Wingamm™ motorhomes. The fervor for Wingamm™ is palpable. It’s the joy of a lifetime to bring the enthusiasm of the Wingamm™ community together through crowdfunding,” said W Motorhome Sales North America's Tony Diamond.
Anyone who buys a Wingamm in the U.S. has to pay to import the vehicle back, though.
Anyway, if you hadn't heard of this RV yet, you might want to check it out. I've been watching videos and looking at pictures of its interior - luxury in a tiny package.
My dream is to go to Italy and do a campervan adventure in one of these.
Have you seen the Wingamm RVs yet? What do you think?
I hope you have a great week!
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I spend half the year in a DIY Sprinter van camper, and the other half on a sailboat. I want to help you achieve your nomadic living dreams, whether that's with van life, RVing, sailboats or tiny homes! Join my email list for van life tips and advice, remote work ideas, personal stories and anecdotes, and more!
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