First Time Buyers - Help Wanted
Hey everyone :) Me and my girlfriend have spent the last 2 1/2 years together (we both work from home) and have decided to dive into full time RVing. After initially looking at travel trailers, 5th...
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It wouldn't hurt to look at Newmar's and Monaco's. When we bought our 2008 Monaco Dynasty in early 2007, we had looked at the Tiffin Allegro Bus. Actually, the Tiffin Zephyr would have been the equal to the Dynasty. (I didn't know that at the time).
2007-2009 upper end Monaco's (Signatures, Executives, Dynasty) and Beaver's (Marquis, Patriot Thunder) would fit your price range and have beautiful interiors/fit and finish. The Roadmaster chassis w/tag has 10 air bags.
The Newmar line of the King Air, Essex, London Air.... nice coaches.
These larger upper end coaches will have large holding tanks, Aqua Hot heating, larger generators and possibly solar on the roof to maintain batteries. You would just have to pick the 'year range' that will fall into your budget.
One of your requirements about the snow/bad weather.... I would hate to maneuver a 40,000+ lb. coach in slippery conditions. Can it be done, yes, safe...not to me. I know sometimes you might not have a choice to relocate but wait for the roads to clear. Only a 4x4 type vehicle is best for that.
Good luck,
MM.
2007-2009 upper end Monaco's (Signatures, Executives, Dynasty) and Beaver's (Marquis, Patriot Thunder) would fit your price range and have beautiful interiors/fit and finish. The Roadmaster chassis w/tag has 10 air bags.
The Newmar line of the King Air, Essex, London Air.... nice coaches.
These larger upper end coaches will have large holding tanks, Aqua Hot heating, larger generators and possibly solar on the roof to maintain batteries. You would just have to pick the 'year range' that will fall into your budget.
One of your requirements about the snow/bad weather.... I would hate to maneuver a 40,000+ lb. coach in slippery conditions. Can it be done, yes, safe...not to me. I know sometimes you might not have a choice to relocate but wait for the roads to clear. Only a 4x4 type vehicle is best for that.
Good luck,
MM.
