B vs C---leaks, maintenance, quality
One thing that has put me way way off buying a used class C is their propensity for bigtime leaks, and frequent mediocre build quality. Are class B's generally less prone to leaks? Where are the w...
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Why not get a C with a cabover?
Because some of us are not wanting to cram as many rug rats as possible in smallest and cheapest amount of space, which is what the C market appears to me to be aimed at.
B+ is code for adults only, floor plan aimed at grownups, not young families with kids. And finishes for people who are no longer happy with cheapy fabric that is ugly but less likely to be ruined by a five year old.
the reason the RV industry came up with a new category is because those of us wanting a grown up vehicle didn't like wading through bunkhouse city.
The reason for not wanting the cab over is that they are more likely to leak.
Because some of us are not wanting to cram as many rug rats as possible in smallest and cheapest amount of space, which is what the C market appears to me to be aimed at.
B+ is code for adults only, floor plan aimed at grownups, not young families with kids. And finishes for people who are no longer happy with cheapy fabric that is ugly but less likely to be ruined by a five year old.
the reason the RV industry came up with a new category is because those of us wanting a grown up vehicle didn't like wading through bunkhouse city.
The reason for not wanting the cab over is that they are more likely to leak.
