Class B Toad
For the first time in 9 years of traveling all over the country we had a need to park our RV remotely in a campground and get around in a car. We were in the Minneapolis area where our daughter lives ...
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Everyone. has priorities. I would rather pull a small trailer with my 4X4 SUV park the trailer, and use the SUV to go places a Class B would never go. I'm not one for being in a different place everyday, I like to camp in one place for a few days, and use the TV to really get out and see the area, and meet the locals. I can put bikes, inflatable Kayaks, etc. on the roof of the SUV if needed. Carry a Yamaha 2400, and gas in the outside storage of the Trailer. The 19' trailer is 4 season, so it can be kept much cooler than a Class B, and has a large permanent bed, a dinette that makes into a double bed, a dry bath, and much larger tank capacities.
I love Class B's but at this time in my life I need a little more room, and the flexibility that having the V8 4X4 Pathfinder offers.
I would love to have both, a Class B on the Promaster, or the new Transit Van, and a trailer for extended camping. Maybe I should plan on making the new garage bigger. :E :)
I love Class B's but at this time in my life I need a little more room, and the flexibility that having the V8 4X4 Pathfinder offers.
I would love to have both, a Class B on the Promaster, or the new Transit Van, and a trailer for extended camping. Maybe I should plan on making the new garage bigger. :E :)
