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The Limited Edition Allegro Bus bearing the name of Tiffin Motorhomes’ founder, Bob Tiffin, stands as a tribute to the remarkable history, culture, and legacy of the company. Unveiling this exclusive motorhome marks a gesture of respect and gratitude for Mr. Bob’s impressive 51-year journey in the motorhome industry. Limited to 82 coaches, the Allegro Bus 45 BTP is adorned with features that mirror the cherished values held by Mr. Bob. From exterior paint scenes capturing the majestic beauty of the Rocky Mountains to slide facia resembling the iconic Packard grill, a nod to Mr. Bob’s favorite car, every detail reflects the essence of this extraordinary man’s influence on the motorhome industry.
Leigh Tiffin, the President of Tiffin Motorhomes and the grandson of the company’s founder, Bob Tiffin, enthusiastically introduced the concept to the company, and it received an immediate and wholehearted endorsement from everyone involved. Leigh envisioned a product that would genuinely pay homage to Bob’s remarkable contributions spanning over 50 years in the motorhome industry, and this coach successfully encapsulates that sentiment.
One might question the choice of producing only 82 coaches. The rationale behind this decision is that Bob Tiffin is set to celebrate his 82nd birthday in March 2024. Leigh saw this as the ideal number, creating a perfect connection to pay tribute to his grandfather. So get yours while you can!
The sound bar above the TV has a silver trim enclosure with rounded edges, a Packard-inspired design element taken from the windshield. In the middle of the living space, the slide trim element above offers a mirrored almost oval shape with vertical lines. This design incorporates the lines of the classic Packard front grill and is used throughout the coach. When forced to choose, Bob admitted his favorite new element in this entire coach was this Packard grill.
Initially, Judy, Bob’s wife, didn’t recognize the Packard correlation, but once she did, her jaw dropped. After all, she is the one who convinced Bob to buy his first classic car over 30 years ago. They were in California, and she suggested they stop by a local car show—she didn’t have to ask twice! That purchase along with his love of classic cars ultimately led to his vintage collection. When people found a unique car, they called Bob.
Like a kid opening birthday presents, Judy would dwell on each design element to understand it but couldn’t wait to get on to the next one. “That’s Maggie!” she exclaimed, looking at a framed Packard print. Bob and Judy name all their cars in order to remember them, and that name is used by anyone working on them.“That’s Mabel!” she affectionately nodded as she discovered the other print. This coach is very personal, indeed. Judy paused for a while before speaking when we got to the bedroom. She continued looking around until the aha moment hit her. She finally said, “This is like New Mexico!” As it turns out, the Land of Enchantment is one of their favorite places to visit, and she appreciated the connection. The pillows, arrowhead trim on the slide frame, and the headboard design created by leather cushioned squares hanging from straps connected the dots. This hanging design is also functional, giving quick access to the emergency exit door behind the bed.
When asked if this was his last hurrah, an exclamation point at the end of his unbelievable career, Bob Tiffin had this to say: “People asked me if I was retiring when I was 65, and again at 70, 75 and 80, my work is my life. I love coming into my office every day, talking to customers and helping folks out. I always believed in building the best product possible and having an open door if someone needs to talk about an issue. I still feel that way.”
