Class A on a Budget for Full Timer
Hi everyone, So we are new to the RV world (no pun intended). We have a B Touring Cruiser which we love. After one year we have decided- we want to be full-timers. But the B+ is a bit small. Our B ...
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I agree with the previous posts. If you are looking for a coach that costs n the 30's, you are going to be looking for an older diesel pusher that will have higher maintenance costs than a newer gas unit. However, since you are going to live in it full time, you will want something big enough and with enough CCC to hold all your stuff, which is harder to do with a gas coach. Look for a well maintained older diesel with the maintenance records to show how it has been cared for. Make sure it does not have an issue with the paint checking because you will be looking at coaches in the years where that was a problem. Go with a quality manufacturer such as Newmar, Tiffin, Country Coach and Winnebago.
