Help me find a floor plan....
Morning all, I know that it is out there someplace. I have a C now and am looking to buy a Class A. The needs/wants that it must have are: 1-Drivers Door, 2-jacks, 3-KING Bed, 4-double slides in the l...
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There are a lot of brands and models that meet those criteria. I'd suggest finding a large dealership &/or a large RV show. Once you start looking around you will decide if you want all those items.
I have to agree with others that the driver's entry door is something I'd not put on a "must have" list. I realize coming from a class C you may think you want one but there is no comparison between entering a C and an A through driver's doors.
I'd also agree that 2 slides up front and a king bed will put you into a 36-40' unit. If you must stay with the length you want try to downgrade the number of slides and size of bed.
I found dual slides up front just give you floor space not really usable area unless you have the extending couches and countertops. Also the more slides the less room you have when going down the road and if you ever boondock.
We have one large slide in the front and one in the bedroom. It makes it nice because we can and have lived in the coach with the main slide in for extreme weather conditions and when taking a short sleep at a rest area when you will not be able to extend slides.
New is great but I'd rather have a used rig that has some of the new rig problems worked out and depreciated.
Good luck
I have to agree with others that the driver's entry door is something I'd not put on a "must have" list. I realize coming from a class C you may think you want one but there is no comparison between entering a C and an A through driver's doors.
I'd also agree that 2 slides up front and a king bed will put you into a 36-40' unit. If you must stay with the length you want try to downgrade the number of slides and size of bed.
I found dual slides up front just give you floor space not really usable area unless you have the extending couches and countertops. Also the more slides the less room you have when going down the road and if you ever boondock.
We have one large slide in the front and one in the bedroom. It makes it nice because we can and have lived in the coach with the main slide in for extreme weather conditions and when taking a short sleep at a rest area when you will not be able to extend slides.
New is great but I'd rather have a used rig that has some of the new rig problems worked out and depreciated.
Good luck
