1994 Holiday Rambler Endeavor 30CB
anyone have any thought on older Class A. I just sold my travel trailer and would like a Class A or Class c. Just not sure about the expenses of one over the other etc. Gas mileage etc. This would...
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We just went through this about a year ago, having TTs and 5ers during our 3 decades of RVing we decided to go with a motorized RV. Other than tires every 4-5 years, our TTs and 5ers required minimal maintenance and repair, a poor choice in a used class A or class C could cost 10s of thousands of dollars to bring them to where they are reliable enough to take down the interstate.
We took over a year shopping for our current class A, looking and driving over 30 rigs to get a feel for what chassis and drivetrain would suit our needs best. Our diligence paid off and we got a low mileage, well cared for class A that we have already put 15K miles and 30 plus trips over the last 16 months. My DW had lost interest, much to my delight she is reinvigorated and enjoying RVing again.
We took over a year shopping for our current class A, looking and driving over 30 rigs to get a feel for what chassis and drivetrain would suit our needs best. Our diligence paid off and we got a low mileage, well cared for class A that we have already put 15K miles and 30 plus trips over the last 16 months. My DW had lost interest, much to my delight she is reinvigorated and enjoying RVing again.
