30 foot Class C or shorter Class A
I'm coming out of a B van looking at upgrading my family of 4 (2 young kids) to a larger coach. I've always wanted to be as small as possible in my RV for a multitude of reasons… chief among them is m...
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Just a couple of points that I have come to believe (IMO, of course) over the years...
* I don't think there is any real difference in driving a 24-26 unit versus a 30-32 foot...minor things, yes, but nothing major
* A lot of the larger Class C's and shorter Class A's will have similar floor plans. Now that many class A's have drop down beds over the front seats, the over the cab bed is even there in both.
* In theory, a short class A would have more carrying capacity than a long class C but not always...
* As mentioned above not all long class C's are overloaded as they used to be. I currently have a 32 foot class C that has 1600 Lbs of OCCC.
* Most Class A's will have more external storage space than a Class C
* Most all class A's are taller than a Class C. In many cases, this is more an issue than added length.
* The Class C has 3 doors, the class A usually only has one.
Good luck in your search!
* I don't think there is any real difference in driving a 24-26 unit versus a 30-32 foot...minor things, yes, but nothing major
* A lot of the larger Class C's and shorter Class A's will have similar floor plans. Now that many class A's have drop down beds over the front seats, the over the cab bed is even there in both.
* In theory, a short class A would have more carrying capacity than a long class C but not always...
* As mentioned above not all long class C's are overloaded as they used to be. I currently have a 32 foot class C that has 1600 Lbs of OCCC.
* Most Class A's will have more external storage space than a Class C
* Most all class A's are taller than a Class C. In many cases, this is more an issue than added length.
* The Class C has 3 doors, the class A usually only has one.
Good luck in your search!
