cdl2 wrote:
I'm looking for a Class C coach
24 feet long......or so
booth dine
bed in the rear, a queen size would be OK
toilet & shower
A/C
furnace
Frig
stove
Microwave
Kit sink
class III hitch
Levelers???
Around 50,000 miles
Am I crazy????
You've just described our small 2005 Itasca Spirit Class C (built by Winnebago) ... other than it doesn't have levelers.
Ours is right at around 24 feet long from rear bumper to front bumper. It does not have any slides. It has a "widebody" coach (101 inches wide) structure, so it feels quite roomy inside without slides.
The rear bed is a queen. The overhead cab bed is also a queen - but that entire overhead area can be used for storage instead, if desired. The booth dinette is designed to be quickly converted into an overnight full size bed. The entire volume under each dinette seat can be used for storage, since the area under each booth dinette seat is not taken up by a propance furnace, water heater, or fresh water tank - this makes for a huge interior storage area in addition to all the cabinets, closets, and drawers. All the drawers have gravity locks, so they never come open when traveling. Across the aisle from one of the dinette seats is a swiveling lounge chair that also slides on a track so the chair can be brought close enough to that dinette seat such that you can put you feet up on the dinette seat as a footrest.
The kitchen sink is a double sink, with a built-in foldout on the end to make for more temporary counter space.
The roof is a single piece of fiberglass that is crowned (higher in the center) and the edges of the roof all along the coach sidewalls are rolled over with the sidewalls tucked up under and into the rolled over edge - for perfect sealing.
Used small Itasca Class C motorhomes are going to be hard to find, but there must be a few of them out there.
Good luck shopping!