Chevrolet Based Class C *UPDATED AGAIN*
I do not want to start a war or a bunch of flaming, but I have to ask. What are the problems with a Chevrolet Based Class C? Other than they are hard to find. They are easier to find now I have rea...
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mumkin wrote:
Just what is a "typical C." I see C's from 21 to 35 feet. I expect that the weight variation depends on whether it is fiberglass like mine... or a wood frame like a Born Free... or whatever else a converter comes up with or how one chooses to have them equipped.
But they are ALL apples. This is why mileage threads are pretty much a waste of time. If one asks a general question on it, you will get the range of mileage rates possible within the range of different types of C vehicles. You just can't declare that a more aerodynamic C isn't a C because it isn't as brick-like as yours. :C
I have to agree to a point that they are all pretty much all Class C and mine IS a Brick :)
And mileage threads are really a waste of time. Which wasn't my intent.
My original thread was to try and find out if there were any real problems with the Chevy Based Class C that I haven't seen discussed.
Like all of the many many things that the Ford owners seem to have to fix.
It seems that WE don't have many problems.
Or at least no one has come forward with any real problems,so I think
WE are ahead of the game,not having to spend our hard earned money on
fixes. More to spend on Camping :B
