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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Call me crazy, but I do like the rear corner queen floor plan and the cabover. When I was looking at a Solera, I didn't even notice the slide was in until I poked around the toilet and saw the exterior wall. So, they may not be as roomy as an "A" with five slides, but they are not bad at all.
I do understand about the cabover downsides. I personally like it, assuming it has a fiberglass front cap (so it doesn't turn into a big gelatinous piece of rotted biomass after a couple years) because it gives me not just bed space, but can give a good amount of additional storage for light, bulky items, such as additional clothing, bedding, curtains (so one can wall off the cab portion when it is cold and one is in one spot for a bit), and plastic tubs with toilet paper, paper towels, etc.
I do understand about the cabover downsides. I personally like it, assuming it has a fiberglass front cap (so it doesn't turn into a big gelatinous piece of rotted biomass after a couple years) because it gives me not just bed space, but can give a good amount of additional storage for light, bulky items, such as additional clothing, bedding, curtains (so one can wall off the cab portion when it is cold and one is in one spot for a bit), and plastic tubs with toilet paper, paper towels, etc.
