Best Built Class C Motorhomes
In the industry what are considered the best built Class C Motorhomes, both new and used? Not only the actual structure of the motorhome but also the quality of engine/transmission and appliances such...
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I looked long and hard for my first Class C.
I found if they had REAL SOLID WOOD for cabinets AND the slides/front for drawers, it was a good place to start.
Pressed wood for cabinets/drawers pass em by. Cause there is going to be much more of that pressed wood thru out.
I found Four Winds was 'very' well built inside. Quality materials real wood thru out. Sturdy and durable. Fixtures and furniture.
I took my first Four Winds out on the show circuit where they are rode hard and put away wet each and every single weekend all year long. Fellow campers in and out of the MH all weekend long used and abused.
And that Four Winds held up to all of it!
At our sporting events 90% of the MH's on the grounds are Four Winds, Ford V-10. This is one of the reasons I decided that Four Winds just might be the MH to buy. And she didn't disappoint me.
And MANY of them pushing 100,000 miles. AND then they are often sold used to fellow sporting event campers and we STILL see them pulling into the show site with their new to them owners! It's not unusual for us to put on 70,000+ miles a year on our MH's.
I found if they had REAL SOLID WOOD for cabinets AND the slides/front for drawers, it was a good place to start.
Pressed wood for cabinets/drawers pass em by. Cause there is going to be much more of that pressed wood thru out.
I found Four Winds was 'very' well built inside. Quality materials real wood thru out. Sturdy and durable. Fixtures and furniture.
I took my first Four Winds out on the show circuit where they are rode hard and put away wet each and every single weekend all year long. Fellow campers in and out of the MH all weekend long used and abused.
And that Four Winds held up to all of it!
At our sporting events 90% of the MH's on the grounds are Four Winds, Ford V-10. This is one of the reasons I decided that Four Winds just might be the MH to buy. And she didn't disappoint me.
And MANY of them pushing 100,000 miles. AND then they are often sold used to fellow sporting event campers and we STILL see them pulling into the show site with their new to them owners! It's not unusual for us to put on 70,000+ miles a year on our MH's.
