A vs C HELP
We are retired in good health and ready to make the plunge! Having a hard time deciding on the right Motorhome. We will use the Motorhome in the winter in the (Lower 48") snow birds and bring it hom...
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Well, it depends if a A or C is better. Your budget will make a difference. Do you want diesel or gas?
When I was doing my research (read about motorhomes for 7 yrs. before purchase), is that you should buy your third motorhome first. I read that bigger is better and that you should think seriously on how you want to use it. We wanted plenty of room. We rented three units before purchase... one class C and two 38 ft. class A's.
That gave us a good idea on what we wanted. So, in January of 2007, we ordered a new 2008 Monaco Dynasty, 42 ft. 4 slide unit. All leather furniture, tile floor, washer and dryer, all electric coach. After enjoying it for 7.5 yrs., we are moving up to our last coach that should last us 20 yrs.
We are not the type of campers that wanted State parks (size limits). We like regular RV parks, then we take our toad out for touring. We have been all over the country and have not had any problems except for a couple of low bridges in the east. Our coach is 12'11" and we came up to a couple of 12" bridges, we found a way around. Otherwise, smooth sailing!
MM.
When I was doing my research (read about motorhomes for 7 yrs. before purchase), is that you should buy your third motorhome first. I read that bigger is better and that you should think seriously on how you want to use it. We wanted plenty of room. We rented three units before purchase... one class C and two 38 ft. class A's.
That gave us a good idea on what we wanted. So, in January of 2007, we ordered a new 2008 Monaco Dynasty, 42 ft. 4 slide unit. All leather furniture, tile floor, washer and dryer, all electric coach. After enjoying it for 7.5 yrs., we are moving up to our last coach that should last us 20 yrs.
We are not the type of campers that wanted State parks (size limits). We like regular RV parks, then we take our toad out for touring. We have been all over the country and have not had any problems except for a couple of low bridges in the east. Our coach is 12'11" and we came up to a couple of 12" bridges, we found a way around. Otherwise, smooth sailing!
MM.