Looking to purchase a used Class C
Greetings-I'm new to this site. My husband and I are empty nesters in our mid 50's in Maryland. We are looking to purchase a used Class C motorhome to travel around the united states together. I'm loo...
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Great recommendations so far.
I think that when you get beyond 28 ft., driving in smaller towns and narrower roads could be an issue. Certainly parking becomes an issue when you are rolling over 28 ft. of RV goodness.
I can't emphasize how important floor plan is. If you are going to LIVE in that RV, then it has to fit your needs. Ours has a couch and removable table. I think that is a must for any kind of full timing. The dinette eats up precious floor space and the bed is nowhere near as flexible as a good jackknife couch could be. I have actually tried napping on mine and I find it very comfortable.
Also, get a macerator. You will really benefit from being able to dump anywhere, regardless of dump hose angles. It could also be nice for transferring grey water if you need extra storage.
Jose
I think that when you get beyond 28 ft., driving in smaller towns and narrower roads could be an issue. Certainly parking becomes an issue when you are rolling over 28 ft. of RV goodness.
I can't emphasize how important floor plan is. If you are going to LIVE in that RV, then it has to fit your needs. Ours has a couch and removable table. I think that is a must for any kind of full timing. The dinette eats up precious floor space and the bed is nowhere near as flexible as a good jackknife couch could be. I have actually tried napping on mine and I find it very comfortable.
Also, get a macerator. You will really benefit from being able to dump anywhere, regardless of dump hose angles. It could also be nice for transferring grey water if you need extra storage.
Jose
