Best Motorhomes

jassrnj wrote:
One more thing to add. I'm done with rubber roofs and will only purchase a coach with a solid one piece roof. That will limit the motorhomes available to me but again I'm looking for quality.

Best careful not to paint with such a broad brush, "rubber" doesn't always mean bad, "solid one piece roof" doesn't always mean quality.

We've owned 3 Newmars, all with a BriteTek roof, many mistakenly call rubber. If we were buying again we'd by BriteTek again in a heartbeat. I've worked on at least 3 "solid one piece roofs" that I certainly wouldn't call quality.

I am not a fan of a traditional EPDM roof, I'm with you on that one. Just keep in mind a quality MH will normally have a quality roof, regardless of the material.

As to your list, I'm a Newmar guy. Like the Newmar, the Holiday Rambler/Monaco twins cannot delaminate. The newer Safaris are also a corporate twin to the HR/Monacos.

I'd also add Travel Supreme/Entegra to your list as well.

Overall you have a nice list. On the Americans be sure to check for delamination, otherwise a decent unit.

I can't add an opinion on Rexhall.

Yes, both CC and Foretravel make 36'.

Very few, but I believe CC made a 33' at one time and know there are a couple of 34' Foretravel Unicoaches out there.

Tiffin or Newmar would be on my short list for new coaches and T.S, C.C. and Alpine for used D.P.'s

mike brez wrote:
Foretravel,Newell,Prevost

Prevost and Newell out....too long for the OP's desired size range. I am not sure there was a 36'-37' Foretravel but it's quite possible.

Foretravel,Newell,Prevost

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Don't forget Beaver and Safari.

One more thing to add. I'm done with rubber roofs and will only purchase a coach with a solid one piece roof. That will limit the motorhomes available to me but again I'm looking for quality.