Class C vs 5er - Family of 4-5
So, after several years of not RVing, we have decided that now is the time to return to RVing. We reside in SoCal. Travel plans: primarily SoCal with some trips to AZ, Utah, NV and other destinatio...
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Baja Man wrote:
Our 10yo will probably be with us until we can longer care for him and he will join us on ALL adventures well into the future!
What can I expect to pay for insurance for the Class C, say 2004-2008 models?
What can be shared from the more experienced here on this forum? Based on our family size, intended use, etc.....what are lengths, slides or no slides, floor plans, brands, etc., to be considered or on our short list? Budget of about $25-$30K
Thanks in advance!
We're in a similar situation as my son is on the spectrum as well. I anticipate him being with us as well, for as long as we can manage. Fortunately, he *loves* the RV.
We're in a new-to-us 2008 Class C. A family of 5. In this forum I showed some pictures of the knock down bed that sleeps son #1. Son #2 sleeps on the dinette. Daughter's in the cab over for privacy.
I feel we got a great deal on our Class C at $25K. But, as I learned more about RV tires, I can see we're looking at an immediate spend for 6 new ones. Other than that, mechanically, we've been fortunate.
Insurance for us ranged from $15/month (basics) to $30/month (middle) to $50/month. We went with the middle.
So far so good. When son #2 decides to have a meltdown, we get comfort in knowing that we're not in a hotel and we don't worry about the noise.
The only downside is that he likes it so much, he already wants us to upgrade. :)
