Help! Newbie (sort of) What to buy
Gloria here. What a wonderful site! My husband and I are just starting our search for a new Class C motorhome. We were both campers in our "prior" life, but never a Class C. He was a seasonal (nev...
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You may want to look at Lazy Daze and a few others that are considered best in quality of house box construction.
Bear n mind that costs of owning a motor home are original purchase price including taxes and DMV fees, insurance and emergency road assistance coverage as well as recurring maintenance and DMV fees.
Don't be overawed by the length and size of motorhomes. I recommend at least a 27 foot class C with rear bedroom and overhead bed (for kids). Short Class C's generally don't have much storage space and elbow room and are just as tall as longer floor plans. Slides are nice but can have electro-mechanical problems and when retracted, limit access to things on the road. Don't overlook Winnebago and Fleetwood, etc. which may satisfy your desires/needs. Each brand has more and less expensive model lines. Your going to get a lot of advice!!
Bear n mind that costs of owning a motor home are original purchase price including taxes and DMV fees, insurance and emergency road assistance coverage as well as recurring maintenance and DMV fees.
Don't be overawed by the length and size of motorhomes. I recommend at least a 27 foot class C with rear bedroom and overhead bed (for kids). Short Class C's generally don't have much storage space and elbow room and are just as tall as longer floor plans. Slides are nice but can have electro-mechanical problems and when retracted, limit access to things on the road. Don't overlook Winnebago and Fleetwood, etc. which may satisfy your desires/needs. Each brand has more and less expensive model lines. Your going to get a lot of advice!!
