Basic questions about Class B's
I notice most class B's have small FW tanks and very little storage. For those that dry camp how do you carry extra water? Also are there any class B's made with a slide and some kind of basement stor...
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Most C's are 8' 4" wide. You will have trouble doing the sights in a national park such as Yellowstone.
This year I went from a 27' travel trailer to a Class C, a Redhawk 22J which is 24' long, 8'4" wide, and almost 12' tall. I realize now, I made a mistake. To get around in places like YNP, I'm going to have to buy a Toad.
I should have stayed with the trailer, or gone to a B.
This year I went from a 27' travel trailer to a Class C, a Redhawk 22J which is 24' long, 8'4" wide, and almost 12' tall. I realize now, I made a mistake. To get around in places like YNP, I'm going to have to buy a Toad.
I should have stayed with the trailer, or gone to a B.
Gjac wrote:magicbus wrote:. On the surface the 24 ft B, B+, C- or C are all the same length same height and the B + and C are slightly wider. What are the details I am not seeing?Have any of you class B owners made the transition to a short class C?I have not and would not. You are comparing two completely different animals. As someone recently pointed out, it’s like comparing a sports car to an SUV. They both get you from here to there but serve different wants and needs. Also, I don’t think people purchase B’s using a price/space ratio.
Dave
