New to Class A
Hi everyone: My wife and I are nearing retirement. We have tent,pop-up, and fifth wheel experience. We are considering snow bird camping and are settling on 38 foot class A or fifth wheel. Both wi...
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You had me at "boxer"! We have 2 that travel with us. Welcome to rv.net!
We're on our 2nd Class A. The first was a 28' gasser which we enjoyed but decided we would a enjoy a DP more. For us, there are a lot of advantages to having the Class A. The huge windshield and being higher off the road lets you see more of the road as well as the scenery. We like having the kitchen & bathroom available without having to get out of the vehicle.
Most cars can be towed on a dolly but it's way easier to tow 4 down. You may want to make sure your Honda can be. You'll need a tow plate and braking system for it. You'll also need to factor in it's weight when considering a Class A.
I read a couple of other RV forums and the one manufacturer that I see the most complaints about is Thor and more specifically, the Thor Palazzo. I have no personal experience with it but we did look at the Thor ACE when we were first looking for a Class A and were not impressed with the quality.
Good luck with your decision!
We're on our 2nd Class A. The first was a 28' gasser which we enjoyed but decided we would a enjoy a DP more. For us, there are a lot of advantages to having the Class A. The huge windshield and being higher off the road lets you see more of the road as well as the scenery. We like having the kitchen & bathroom available without having to get out of the vehicle.
Most cars can be towed on a dolly but it's way easier to tow 4 down. You may want to make sure your Honda can be. You'll need a tow plate and braking system for it. You'll also need to factor in it's weight when considering a Class A.
I read a couple of other RV forums and the one manufacturer that I see the most complaints about is Thor and more specifically, the Thor Palazzo. I have no personal experience with it but we did look at the Thor ACE when we were first looking for a Class A and were not impressed with the quality.
Good luck with your decision!
