After almost 10 years fulltiming in a 5er, we're thinking of moving to a new Super c. Looking at Renegade Verona or Dynamex DX3. Like the Verona (also more $ than DX3) but DX3 is easier to find on a lot. We're likely a year away from making the move and looking for opinions or suggestions. Not interested in used (like to create my own problems with something new) and would need to trade in my 5er and potentially my F-350 dually.PS...like the Seneca but need a kingish bed and a residential fridge which the Seneca doesn't have room for.

Both of those quality wise and features are a step above the Seneca. The Dynamax equal to a Seneca is more like the Force.I looked at both of those you mentioned. Even though they were both on the same truck, the mfg. had different ideas of how to build the house.Take a trip to Ft. Myers,Fla. The dealer has all models you mentioned.

Check out Nexus RV we are looking at the Ghost they will build it the way you need with in reason. The price is lower than others because you buy directly from the factory in Elkhart Indiana.

Thanx for replies. Building to suit is a difficult option as we live in the rv. Need to sell the current rv (or trade in) when we get the new one. No other place to stay. As we are in the west and from Canada, dealers with stock on the lot are few and pretty much non existent in Canada. Selling Canadian vehicles in the USA is possible but a big hassle (need to import to the USA before selling). All the problems can be solved and I'm sure we will. Just looking to narrow down choices at this point and appreciate all your responses. Thanx.

Having owned 8 RV's ranging from 38' to 24', from Class A's to small C's I think I know the trade very well. I spend over 1.5 years researching all Super C's out there and I concluded Renegade was the best and I purchased a new Verona 36 VSB. I only have 1900 miles on the coach but I have had zero issues with either the coach or the chassis. Renegade does a super job with quality and the PDI is superb. I looked at all of the major players including Dynamax, (both the Force and the DX-3) and I just did not see anywhere near the quality of construction that I saw/see in the Renegade product. The finish under a coach is what is most important, how is everything finished off, how are all of the wires tied up, what is the fit and finish of the hatch doors, what are the storage bins made of, you will see a huge difference, I just do not like Forrest River products. If you are looking at a pre F-R Dynamax product you are talking about a totally different product for sure. Renegade's are not cheap but I do think they will last much loneger compared to oether products out there. best of luck. RAG

Also went with Renegade. Choose the Renegade Classic and total custom build. Freight liner Cascadia 113 chassis, dd13 diesel, 470 hp, 1650 ft/lb torque, Allison automatic transmission . ready Jan 2017. 38 feet bumper to bumper. Had a Seneca preciously, no comparison in quality finish, hp 350 but only 680 ft/lb torque - 6.7 l etc. Renegade Verona is a good unit, but I wanted more hp and torque for mountain driving, 350 hp, 1000 ft/lb T - BC is home.Renegade dealer in BC is O'Connor RV in Chilliwack - 2 units in stock

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netjam
Explorer
Jul 16, 2016
Thanx for replies. Building to suit is a difficult option as we live in the rv. Need to sell the current rv (or trade in) when we get the new one. No other place to stay. As we are in the west and from Canada, dealers with stock on the lot are few and pretty much non existent in Canada. Selling Canadian vehicles in the USA is possible but a big hassle (need to import to the USA before selling). All the problems can be solved and I'm sure we will. Just looking to narrow down choices at this point and appreciate all your responses. Thanx.
Mody_n_Domy
Explorer
Jul 15, 2016
Check out Nexus RV we are looking at the Ghost they will build it the way you need with in reason. The price is lower than others because you buy directly from the factory in Elkhart Indiana.
az99
Explorer
Jul 07, 2016
Both of those quality wise and features are a step above the Seneca. The Dynamax equal to a Seneca is more like the Force.
I looked at both of those you mentioned. Even though they were both on the same truck, the mfg. had different ideas of how to build the house.
Take a trip to Ft. Myers,Fla. The dealer has all models you mentioned.

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