Looking for a Class C (or maybe an (A)
Two weeks ago I was sitting in my TT watching TV all by my self and it dawned on me that with the kids mostly no longer camping. My wife preferring a vacation that did not involve dishes, cooking, or ...
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About the best value out there that I have seen is the Winnebago brand for best selection, best availability, value for your money, and best universal acceptance with about the longest run in the industry.
I have my eye on the Sprinter based Mercedes-Benz turbodiesel powered Class C and the Reyo Class A - ALL by Winnebago in Forest City, Iowa.
Winnebago makes larger Class Cs based on the Ford E450 chassis, and the Chevrolet 3500 chassis too.
Their coaches are full of innovative features and benefits for way less money than the other leading manufacturers.
I spent some time over the weekend on the Lichtsinn RV dealership, Forest City, Iowa - YouTubes touring the Winnebagos that I am interested in. Lichtsinn is a class act dealer for over 40 years, located 1 mile from the Winnebago Factory in Forest City, Iowa, so you pay no transportation buying from the dealer that sells more Winnebagos than any other dealer in the country.
Are there other brands? Yes. Are there better values in the marketplace? I don't think so from what I seen by shopping for months for another Class C.
Frankly, I would familiarize myself with the Winnebago Brand coaches - then work outward from there after knowing what Winnebago has for what money. I keep coming back to Winnebago, time and time again. They seem to have their act together, and I am now convinced to do the deal with Lichtsinn for their deals, versus any other remote dealer.
I have my eye on the Sprinter based Mercedes-Benz turbodiesel powered Class C and the Reyo Class A - ALL by Winnebago in Forest City, Iowa.
Winnebago makes larger Class Cs based on the Ford E450 chassis, and the Chevrolet 3500 chassis too.
Their coaches are full of innovative features and benefits for way less money than the other leading manufacturers.
I spent some time over the weekend on the Lichtsinn RV dealership, Forest City, Iowa - YouTubes touring the Winnebagos that I am interested in. Lichtsinn is a class act dealer for over 40 years, located 1 mile from the Winnebago Factory in Forest City, Iowa, so you pay no transportation buying from the dealer that sells more Winnebagos than any other dealer in the country.
Are there other brands? Yes. Are there better values in the marketplace? I don't think so from what I seen by shopping for months for another Class C.
Frankly, I would familiarize myself with the Winnebago Brand coaches - then work outward from there after knowing what Winnebago has for what money. I keep coming back to Winnebago, time and time again. They seem to have their act together, and I am now convinced to do the deal with Lichtsinn for their deals, versus any other remote dealer.
