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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ThePerks wrote:
Snowman,
That is what I am leaning towards so far. We really like how the newer rigs look inside, and I will not be putting many miles on it per year.
Do any of you with higher mileage C's have many problems with the power train? I'm still trying to convince myself that I will be ok with a higher mileage vehicle. What would you guys suggest is too many miles for the typical Ford v-10?
Now mine is not a ford but a Chevy and an Ex Rental at that but that being said it has been maintained very well,I have a 28 page Document on that so I think any High mileage RV that has been maintained will last a long time.
I have had no trouble with the drive train at all. There are others on This Thread that have had good luck with a high mileage RV.
I would rather have a RV that has a lot of miles and has been well maintained than one that has sat around and not used and poorly maintained as I found when I was looking for mine, all the low mileage ones were used very little and not taken care of.
