Looking for Our Next RV
It’s been a while since I've posted here, but I'm in need of some advice or recommendations. About 8 months ago, we sold our Forest River MB Cruiser and moved from north Alabama to the Alabama gulf c...
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Ok Arizona Kid, change the sentence to read "......more moving around space than any B we saw. It was the only B sized RV my wife would consider......" That better? Does it change what I was trying to say?
I am well aware that the Pursuit is a tiny C in the minds of many. I should tell you that manufacturers Cert. or origin calls it a B as well as the State of NH title.
Fastpaddler is right about one thing. The tiny C can and should be considered when looking at a B because of its similarities in functionality.
Do you think a newbie shopping for a small motorhome cares what chassis he's getting or what letter has been assigned to a particular RV? I didn't even know what a B was until I started looking. I think most people are simply looking for the RV that best meets their needs, regardless of what you call it.
Who, other than the tiny C owner, is going to inform them that there's an alternative to the wet shower and narrow galley?
I am well aware that the Pursuit is a tiny C in the minds of many. I should tell you that manufacturers Cert. or origin calls it a B as well as the State of NH title.
Fastpaddler is right about one thing. The tiny C can and should be considered when looking at a B because of its similarities in functionality.
Do you think a newbie shopping for a small motorhome cares what chassis he's getting or what letter has been assigned to a particular RV? I didn't even know what a B was until I started looking. I think most people are simply looking for the RV that best meets their needs, regardless of what you call it.
Who, other than the tiny C owner, is going to inform them that there's an alternative to the wet shower and narrow galley?
