True Van
Montclair van conversion shop with a 4.4-star rating from 13 Google reviews and a delivery option.
Montclair sits where the 10 and the 60 come together, so a camper van search here pulls from a wide slice of the Inland Empire. Two dealerships turn up on this list, and they are not alike. One is a small van specialist, the other is a big multi-line store. That split tells you most of what you need to know before you drive over.
Montclair van conversion shop with a 4.4-star rating from 13 Google reviews and a delivery option.
Montclair RV dealer selling new and used motorhomes, trailers, and fifth wheels, with service, parts, and financing on site.
True Van carries a 4.4 rating across 13 reviews and deals in camper vans, with delivery as a listed feature. Thirteen reviews is a small sample, so read them for patterns rather than a verdict. Giant RV - Montclair sits at 4.0 from 564 reviews, a much bigger operation selling new and used motorhomes, travel trailers, camper vans, toy haulers and Class A units, and it also buys. It lists financing, service, parts and trade. If you want a van and nothing else, start with True Van. If you want to compare a van against a travel trailer on the same afternoon, Giant RV gives you that in one stop.
Get pre-approved by your own bank or credit union before you walk in, even if the dealership offers financing. One of these two lists it, and having a number in hand changes the conversation. On a used van, pay a independent mechanic to inspect it, especially the roof, the seams and anything aftermarket. At delivery, do the walk-through slowly and have them demonstrate every system with you watching, water pump included. Off-season shopping tends to be calmer, and you get more time with a salesperson. Ask about service turnaround too, since camper van parts can be a wait.
Montclair is freeway country, and both dealerships are easy to reach from the 10. That makes it a reasonable stop whether you are coming from Pomona, Ontario, Rancho Cucamonga or further west. Plan the visit for a weekday if you can, because weekends at a large multi-line store can eat a whole morning. Bring a notebook and photograph the window stickers and any addendum sheets. On a van, sit in the driver seat and picture your actual trips: where the gear goes, where you sleep, how the bed folds. A short test drive on the freeway tells you more about wind noise than any brochure.
There are 2 camper van dealerships listed here. One is a dedicated van specialist and the other is a larger multi-line store that also stocks camper vans alongside motorhomes, travel trailers and toy haulers.
The average rating across the two is 4.2. True Van sits at 4.4 from 13 reviews, while Giant RV - Montclair is at 4.0 from 564 reviews. The larger review count is worth more weight.
One of the two lists financing among its features. Even so, get pre-approved at your own bank first so you know your rate and budget before you discuss numbers at the dealership.
One dealership here lists used inventory and another sells new and used. Used vans cost less but deserve a pre-purchase inspection by an independent mechanic, with attention to the roof, seams and any aftermarket work.