Newbie Class A Questions
Hello all I was hoping you could add some insight to our research on Class A’s. DH and I have been doing a lot of research on Class C’s. Every time I post a question in the Class C forum, the...
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6ofus wrote:
Thank you all for the great responses. We are slowly leaning towards the thought of a Class A and have looked on-line at a few used ones. I've found that some of the older units are just as expensive as the Class C. I'm sure I'll have a few more questions in the near future.:)
Time to lean a little faster and not be wasting anymore time, on a C...lol
Actually an A will usually cost more of the same year and length and it should.
For doing it right, try and buy your last coach, first, with quality over newness, for beginners and with the largest that you can afford.
As for quality, just drop back in the years until the right one meets your budget and don't accept anything less.
There's good reason why an older coach, can still look like a new one and it's usually because it was built right, in the first place.
Basically speaking, quality will last and new junk will stay junk.
Just my 2 cents .....
