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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Mich F wrote:
If you could get over the Queen rear island bed requirement (unfortunately that was also my wife's wish) you would give yourself a lot more vehicles to choose from. It would also let you go with a shorter unit,which can be a good thing, while still satisfying your other requirements.
Something like my 24' rear kitchen Coachmen would fit all your needs with the exception of the rear queen bed. It has the cab over bunk, a nice couch that easily turns into a bed, and the dinette also converts to a bed.
I do notice that the shorter units do have the bed on the side, and usually the bathroom on the other. My reason is pure aesthetics, and a nightstand. I know its silly.
I won't be climbing into the cab-over - that is for my 16 year old dancer that likes to fish with dad. She is way more flexible!
