Collier RV

ROCKFORD, IL, Aug. 28, 2026 — Collier RV Rockford has updated its RV inventory with new and used motorhomes and travel trailers. The update gives local shoppers researching RV dealerships in Illinois more models to compare. The Rockford online inventory currently shows 186 RV listings across several categories. Specifications include length, sleeping capacity, floorplan, engine, weight, and intended use.

Class A motorhomes include Thor models

Collier RV Rockford lists Class A motorhomes from Thor Motor Coach. One current listing is a 2027 Thor Motor Coach Vegas 26.2. The model measures 27 feet and sleeps two people. It has one slide and a 7.3L V8 engine. It produces 325 horsepower.

The company also has information on Wind Sport motorhomes, including a 2018 Thor Windsport 29M. The listing identifies the unit as a used Class A motorhome. It measures 30 feet 8 inches and sleeps seven people. It uses a 6.8L Triton V10 engine with 320 horsepower. The listing is marked sold.

For shoppers researching a Windsport motorhome for sale, several specifications can help with comparisons:

Length and sleeping capacity
Engine type and horsepower
Slide configuration
Interior sleeping arrangements
Listed exterior features

The 2018 Windsport 29M includes a king bed and cab bunk. It also has a full-wall slide and exterior kitchen. An 18-foot power awning is listed.

Travel trailers provide towable choices

Collier RV Rockford also lists travel trailers for shoppers seeking towable RVs. The inventory includes a 2026 Sunset Park RV SunRay 149.

The SunRay 149 measures 17 feet and weighs 2,330 pounds. It sleeps three people.

Travel trailer shoppers can compare several practical specifications:

Dry weight
Trailer length
Sleeping capacity
Floorplan
Available storage
Towing requirements

These details help shoppers compare a trailer with their tow vehicle. They can help match the RV with planned camping needs. Current travel trailer listings include new and used units across different lengths and floorplans.

Different RV formats suit different plans

People researching camper sales in Illinois can compare motorhomes and towable RVs. Each format provides a different setup for travel.

A travel trailer connects to a separate tow vehicle. The vehicle can remain available after the trailer is parked at a campsite.

A motorhome combines the driving and living areas into one vehicle. Buyers can compare engine specifications, sleeping arrangements, slides, storage, and layouts.

“RV shoppers have different needs based on how they travel and how many people they accommodate. Our current inventory gives customers specifications such as length, sleeping capacity, engine type, weight, and floorplan to compare across these RV formats. These details help them compare motorhomes and towable RVs,” said Edward Collier, President of Collier RV.

RV shopping considerations

Motorhome shoppers can review several specifications before selecting a model. These include engine type, horsepower, length, sleeping capacity, and slide count.

Travel trailer shoppers can review dry weight and towing requirements. Floorplans, storage, and sleeping arrangements can also affect suitability.

Inventory, pricing, and specifications can change as units are sold or added. Shoppers should confirm current details with Collier RV before purchasing an RV.

About Collier RV Rockford

Founded by Ed and Adelyn Collier in Rockford, Illinois, in 1961, Collier RV Rockford began as Ed Collier Recreation Trailers. The family-owned dealership operates locations in Rockford and Wadsworth, Illinois.

The Rockford facility includes a 52,000-square-foot indoor showroom with space for more than 45 RVs. It also includes a parts store and a 20-bay service department.

The dealership belongs to the Priority RV Service Network. The network includes more than 160 independent RV dealerships across the United States.