Is this a good Class C?
I am looking at a 2011 Chateau class C, 32 foot with one slide out that they are selling for $30k. It has a Ford Triton V10 with 48,000 miles. The owner claims the roof was resealed last year and th...
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donnyB7,
Sounds like you did some good investigative work and saved yourself some heartache. Well done.
I know you said you had a Class A before, so you're familiar with those.
My question was going to be about a 32' motorhome which will mostly be in and around Florida. Is a single air conditioner going to be enough for you? We were down in Florida through the summer a couple of years back in our 36' rig and we pretty much needed both A/C's cranking 24/7 to keep things comfortable. We had little shade and we did have 5 people and 2 dogs. Some people are more sensitive to the heat than others, and being from Florida, perhaps you're more accustomed to it. The kids and I were OK, but my wife never thought it got cold enough in the RV during the day.
Just something to think about. I think 2 A/C's are possible in some of the larger C's, maybe even with 50A service.
Good Luck in your search,
~Rick
Sounds like you did some good investigative work and saved yourself some heartache. Well done.
I know you said you had a Class A before, so you're familiar with those.
My question was going to be about a 32' motorhome which will mostly be in and around Florida. Is a single air conditioner going to be enough for you? We were down in Florida through the summer a couple of years back in our 36' rig and we pretty much needed both A/C's cranking 24/7 to keep things comfortable. We had little shade and we did have 5 people and 2 dogs. Some people are more sensitive to the heat than others, and being from Florida, perhaps you're more accustomed to it. The kids and I were OK, but my wife never thought it got cold enough in the RV during the day.
Just something to think about. I think 2 A/C's are possible in some of the larger C's, maybe even with 50A service.
Good Luck in your search,
~Rick
