"Maximum 24 ft or longer" question
I'm looking now since quite a while for a used RV and I noticed that Class C's that are 26 ft long (or longer) are significantly less expensive that the shorter ones that are no longer than 24 ft. ...
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I am grateful for all your posts! I am learning something here; for example, the pro and contra for shorter or longer RV's is very interesting.
I am drawn to two Class B+ vehicles that I want to check out next week. One is very short (a 21 ft 5 in long Phoenix Cruiser M-2100 from 2001) and one is kind of long (a 26 ft 6 in long Four Winds Siesta M-24BB from 2005).
The Phoenix Cruiser looks almost cute, but I think as this vehicle does not have an overcab bed it would probably become a little tight over time. The Four Winds looks just awesome and would certainly be big enough for me, but it is rather long and has two slide-outs which I find in general kind of worrisome (they seem to be less deep than on other vehicles, though). The Four Winds has also a computerized hydraulic leveling system and I don't know how reliable such a system is.
I am attaching a picture of the Phoenix Cruiser here. The Four Winds is almost identical to the one shown in this YouTube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SaYMPwVaR1Q. So pretty!.
If you have comments to these vehicles - great, and thanks again.
http://vimweb.net/vimweb/Phoenix_Cruiser.jpg
I am drawn to two Class B+ vehicles that I want to check out next week. One is very short (a 21 ft 5 in long Phoenix Cruiser M-2100 from 2001) and one is kind of long (a 26 ft 6 in long Four Winds Siesta M-24BB from 2005).
The Phoenix Cruiser looks almost cute, but I think as this vehicle does not have an overcab bed it would probably become a little tight over time. The Four Winds looks just awesome and would certainly be big enough for me, but it is rather long and has two slide-outs which I find in general kind of worrisome (they seem to be less deep than on other vehicles, though). The Four Winds has also a computerized hydraulic leveling system and I don't know how reliable such a system is.
I am attaching a picture of the Phoenix Cruiser here. The Four Winds is almost identical to the one shown in this YouTube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SaYMPwVaR1Q. So pretty!.
If you have comments to these vehicles - great, and thanks again.
http://vimweb.net/vimweb/Phoenix_Cruiser.jpg
