Off Road Class C Motorhome and Extended Tray
This is a local builder and their Off Road Class C Motorhome with a rear deck. Common on Caravans rare on Motorhomes, especially Off Road ones.
Forum Discussion
Robert ... not mine and not a 4X4, but merely a "typical American 2WD Class C" like you imply that I have ... will this do (ignoring the fact that the driver doesn't know how to steer):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eqL2qZ3YsMg
In your photo in your post above ... I would indeed take my 2WD Class C into places exactly as you show that SUV and trailer in. I may not go as fast as them, but never the less make it I would ... because of the 8600 lbs. centered on my four rear driven wheels as opposed to approximately only 4200 lbs. (or less?) sitting on all four driven wheels of the SUV.
Also, regarding "These are built to go vast distances Off Road for a long period of time.": I guess you don't think that Ford finally knows how to build trucks or Winnebago finally knows how to build boxes that can do that too??
P.S. Please don't get discouraged with this thread ... it's much more interesting than most RV forum topics such as floorplans, black tank dumping, and battery recharging. :R
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eqL2qZ3YsMg
In your photo in your post above ... I would indeed take my 2WD Class C into places exactly as you show that SUV and trailer in. I may not go as fast as them, but never the less make it I would ... because of the 8600 lbs. centered on my four rear driven wheels as opposed to approximately only 4200 lbs. (or less?) sitting on all four driven wheels of the SUV.
Also, regarding "These are built to go vast distances Off Road for a long period of time.": I guess you don't think that Ford finally knows how to build trucks or Winnebago finally knows how to build boxes that can do that too??
P.S. Please don't get discouraged with this thread ... it's much more interesting than most RV forum topics such as floorplans, black tank dumping, and battery recharging. :R
