38 ' gas chassis

I'm picking up my new to me 38P Fleetwood Bounder on Tues. . It has the 24000 Lb workhorse chassis 8.1 . We test drove it and it seems to have more than enough power after owning a 34b Hurricane with the Ford V10 . We tow a 2dr. Jeep Wrangler so we are hoping it is at least comparable to our previous coach .

Thanks to all. Everyone appears satisfied with the longer gas rigs so I feel reassured. I don't think I will need to spend the extra bucks for a diesel.
Henry

We have 2004 winne adventurer 38R ,8.1 workhorse on W22 chassis. Handles great all over east coast and mid west. Very happy with it. Just more tail swing at the pump while fueling and turning corners. 235x80Rx22.5 rubber on steel wheels. No mods. Make sure brake caliper recall is done.

We have a Winnebago Adventurer 38G on the F-53 22,500# chassis. We tow a Jeep Cherokee with out any problems on the mountain grades. We have the 19.5" wheels and it handles fine.

We have a 38 ft. with a 8.1 workhorse with 19.5" wheels pulling a 2 dr. Jeep Wrangler with no problem with power. Last year we went from Michigan to Texas, Arizona, Idaho and back to Michigan over 6,000 miles with no problems. We got anywhere between 5.5 mpg to 9 mpg on the trip, on flat ground with a tail wind to full on head wind.

I have a Winnebago 35-U, Adventurer with a 8.1 Vortec Motor, stock 496 C.I. Chevy engine more power than what I need! If the vehicle your looking at has a 8.1 you have plenty of engine for that coach! A friend of mine has a 38' Winnebago coach (gas) with a Banks kit on it! He has more power than what he needs!

I have the Itasca sunstar 35B with the bunkbeds, Nice having the extra bathroom for the grandkids, DW likes that she does not have to share, It drives really good. My first trip was from florida to Salt lake city and back, rode really good.

I have a 2014 Itasca sunstar 35f. Did the swaybar mod as soon as I got it in driveway. the F-53 will actually turn sharper than my old P-30 workhorse. I tow a Rav 4 on a demco dolley and have no problems. I do travel light and only carry at most 1/3 tank of water. I'm guessing that at 37 ft you are getting the 37f, You will love the the extra bath room.

We also have a Mountain Aire with a W22 chassis. Fully loaded for a trip we were under the 22K limit by 400#. I have lost 75# since the so that would be better. No problems in handling at all and we have always had a toad. Mine is only 37'11".

2013 37' Tiffin Allegro gas Plenty of power and drives very nice, quiet other than steep hills as the V10 will wind out. Not a problem