Manufacturers or Models for full-timing.
I have been researching Class A's for when I retire to full time in. People have said that there are some built for full timing, but then don't say which ones. So, are there manufacturers or models ...
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super_camper wrote:dons2346 wrote:
There is no difference between a "fulltimer" and a "non fulltimer" rv. The difference is the manufacturers warranties. Some mfgs will not honor a warranty if the rig is used full time and as such is stated in the warranty. Most say that the rv is made for "recreational" use only. You have to read the warranty.
I would like to know if there is any truth in this?
I was looking through RV's at the show including the documentation and warranty and did NOT find any references to this anywhere.
Yep - that's what ours says. How they would verify it, I have no idea. We bought an entry level MH because that's what we could afford. We are in our early 50s and anticipate that we will buy another RV before we retire, so we didn't want to drop all we had on a better rig at this point. At some point we intend to spend 9 months of the year traveling, but we have to wait until we retire.
