Looking to move up to a Class A
Hey Everyone, I have owned quite a few RV's but we have finally decided to make the jump to a Class A. For now it's only going to be long weekends and maybe a couple of weeks use at a time. It will...
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timjet wrote:Tom/Barb wrote:TugCE wrote:
Hey Everyone,
I have owned quite a few RV's but we have finally decided to make the jump to a Class A. For now it's only going to be long weekends and maybe a couple of weeks use at a time. It will just be My Wife and Two Pups.
I have been looking at this RV online and just wanted to get some opinions on what you think of it?
http://www.rvtrader.com/dealers/Thurston-RV-Sales-2992886/listing/2002-Newmar-Dutchstar-3456-119309232
more money but a better coach.
Newmar
Better coach, but it will take a bit more money to repair (if necessary) and maintain. 2 adults and 2 dogs using weekends and a few weeks a year, sounds like the OP is on the right track. Look over any unit you decide on very carefully, an older coach may or may not be a good deal.
Much newer coach should require much fewer repairs.
