More European Designs becoming prevalent?
Although the article (from RV Breaking News)refers to a range off European RV's, it does mention Class C's a lot. Class C's make up roughly 50% of European RV's sold. The economic meltdown has reduc...
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Robert .... you have not addressed my earlier list of some practical design attributes as applied to the non-expedition rigs shown in your photos of beautiful RV interiors.
Of course expedition motorhomes have the guts to get the job done. I'm talking about what's inside common small motorhomes that us non-1% mortals can afford to buy and take on multi-month trips all over the U.S.. Reading the specifications of Class C after Class C I see a lot of variation. Buyer beware certainly applies.
Of course expedition motorhomes have the guts to get the job done. I'm talking about what's inside common small motorhomes that us non-1% mortals can afford to buy and take on multi-month trips all over the U.S.. Reading the specifications of Class C after Class C I see a lot of variation. Buyer beware certainly applies.
