Making the jump to class C...any advice?
We are getting rid of our Fuzion Toyhauler and going the class c route. We feel it will be a better fit for our family. We are not newbies to RVing, but definitely to class c's. We are looking at some...
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I think that more than 26 ft. long starts to become an issue as far as parking in town and harder to get to camp spots that are accessed via "rougher" in roads.
I love our 26 ft. Jamboree layout. Our floor plan has no dinette. It's a couch with a table that stands on two posts. The table/posts can be pulled out and stowed, giving a more open walkway. It also has two captain's chairs opposite couch with small table between. Couch turns into bed that even tall people can fit in. Although our bed is only twin. Queen rear bed would be nice.
The BIGGEST and best piece of advice I have is that you must go through the coach with a fine toothed comb and be positive there are no leaks. I would even spend money on a positive pressure test to be sure. Water damage is a KILLER of motorhomes and prohibitively expensive to repair.
Best of luck finding something that fits your needs.
Jose
I love our 26 ft. Jamboree layout. Our floor plan has no dinette. It's a couch with a table that stands on two posts. The table/posts can be pulled out and stowed, giving a more open walkway. It also has two captain's chairs opposite couch with small table between. Couch turns into bed that even tall people can fit in. Although our bed is only twin. Queen rear bed would be nice.
The BIGGEST and best piece of advice I have is that you must go through the coach with a fine toothed comb and be positive there are no leaks. I would even spend money on a positive pressure test to be sure. Water damage is a KILLER of motorhomes and prohibitively expensive to repair.
Best of luck finding something that fits your needs.
Jose
