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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There are no manufacturers that I am aware of that do not honor their warranties because you are a full timer. However, keep in mind that your insurance company does care whether you are full time or part time. Make sure they know. I agree with sdianel as far as a list. What you want to keep in mind is quality of construction, and if you heading north, insulation factor. From experience, we had a 2004 Gulfstream when we started full-timing in New England. We spent two weeks in November 2008 before we realized it wasn't going to cut it. We bought a 2009 Monaco Monarch at Christmas and the different was night and day. Comfortable, minimal drafts in the cold weather. We lived full time in New England for 3 years, and it still looks like new.
