Moving from Class A to Class B
After 10+ years of owning a Class A 30' Fleetwood, We are thinking about moving down in size to a Class B. I really like the 144" wheelbase Mercedes Sprinter 2500 chassis because I can park it in my ...
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mkguitar wrote:
a motorized sofa/bed is heavy, expensive and has no storage room under...and 16 little cushions to tetris into place to make a sleeping platform- I didn't find comfy- so pay attention to that.
Lot's of good advice in your post, but the above does not apply to the "motorized sofa/bed" in the back of our LTV.
Maybe you are referring to ones like in the LTV Free Spirit SS that expands from a slide or similar more complex examples. Ours does have two cushions that have to be put in place and it certainly isn't up to plush mattress standards. But its versatility with three seat-belted travel positions, TV watching sofa, lot's of storage underneath, and use as either queen/king size bed or two (somewhat narrow at the foot) twin sleeping positions make it a viable Class B feature.
To the OP, hope you find a Class B to your liking and that you get as much satisfaction from it as a travel vehicle as we have ours.
