ISO guidance, info about class B
Good evening all! My wife and I are starting to look at motorhomes for our many trips. We were hoping to get some input and opinions about some choices that might be available to us from seasoned ...
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401nailhead wrote:
Just consider when you buy, have a good concept yourself of what a good trustworthy older vehicle is, OR deal with a reputable dealer who offers a warranty or service plan. Pick your price range after shopping a while, try to bargain price down or find a creampuff in great condition as a decent price.
I can tell you from our experience, Class B's DO increase your mobility with a dog, and touring is still quite possible.
Good Luck! and report your results!
Thanks for the post! Part of my concern is that we aren't very mechanically inclined. SO yes, a reputable dealer would be in order, especially with warranty or service plan.
Yes, the dog thing has some quantifiable impact---we took a short trip and for a sitter, we paid $50. On the other hand there have been trips we didn't take precisely because our sitter wasn't available. Sure we could have put our girl in a kennel but...nah! The sitter has a dog, often boards others, and they all play together.
