Class C question
Just got back from a trip to the beautiful North Georgia mountains. Stayed at a very nice campground called Riverbend near Hiawassee. The campground was full due to the fair and one thing I thought ...
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We have had RV's of one kind or other for about 44 years. We have paid cash for all our RV's so not always new rigs. Up until a few years ago I would have bet you I would never own a C. We had trailers, 3 popups, 2 boats we lived on. Had a 25 foot Airstream for near 20 years. But having every thing needed in the rig is nice. Have no clue how we got along with out a built in generator.
We live in Siskiyou County Calif (6,350ish Sq miles. 40,000ish people). Lots of lakes, streams, rivers, mts, and not to far from the coast. We love using our rig for day trips to most any place and even going shopping nearst is Medford Or. 50 miles north or Redding Calif 100 miles south. We do not tow but we are only 25' over all so not much bigger than a big pickup so the C is my truck and this is truck country.
We looked at A's but after 3 hours setting behind that windshield in the afternoon sun we passed on the A. Love the overhang on the C.
My wife and I both drive the C. Well, some times she lets me drive. I too notice most of the C's have older owners.
We live in Siskiyou County Calif (6,350ish Sq miles. 40,000ish people). Lots of lakes, streams, rivers, mts, and not to far from the coast. We love using our rig for day trips to most any place and even going shopping nearst is Medford Or. 50 miles north or Redding Calif 100 miles south. We do not tow but we are only 25' over all so not much bigger than a big pickup so the C is my truck and this is truck country.
We looked at A's but after 3 hours setting behind that windshield in the afternoon sun we passed on the A. Love the overhang on the C.
My wife and I both drive the C. Well, some times she lets me drive. I too notice most of the C's have older owners.
