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Hi all, I am in the process of looking at Class C's and there are several things I am noticing. For starters, I have found only one so far with a level floor from front to back. All the others I have...
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Thanks guys. Yes I do plan to live in it fulltime. What I will not be doing is staying in campgrounds, at least not on a regular basis. Since this is something I have been planning for quite some time, I had the foresight to install 8 different 30 amp RV Receptacles in 8 different locations ranging about 150 miles apart. Imagine it being a big circle so to speak. I have one at my daughters house in one town, one at my sons house in another, one at my cousins house in another town, and one at a friends farm at yet another. You get the idea. Since my work covers 22 counties, and I visit each location once a month, I plan to stay at each little "Private" campground for at least a week (maybe two) before moving on to the next. It will give me more of a chance to see my Grandchildren which is very important to me, and spend more quality time with the kids as well.
I also have access to a sewer cleanout at my daughters and one at the farm, as well as a buddy who does own a 40 site campground that will let me dump there if need be. So I have all the technical basics covered I think, electricity, a place to dump, and my own spot to be.
I do plan to do some boondocking with the Grandbabies as soon as the weather warms up a bit and we can do some fishing, I am really excited about that. And I want to visit Myrtle Beach State Park this summer as well as the KOA in Wilmington, and a few others I have in mind.
So, all that said is why I am looking at a rig of this size. Like I said in an earlier post, I have a Class A now and it did its job at the time, but with no slides space was always an issue. I have enough experience to know that for me personally a Class C will do a much better job for what I need. I am divorced, so yes it will be me 90 percent of the time and I will be alone. But it would be nice to have the bunks for when the kids and grandkids come to visit.
I also have access to a sewer cleanout at my daughters and one at the farm, as well as a buddy who does own a 40 site campground that will let me dump there if need be. So I have all the technical basics covered I think, electricity, a place to dump, and my own spot to be.
I do plan to do some boondocking with the Grandbabies as soon as the weather warms up a bit and we can do some fishing, I am really excited about that. And I want to visit Myrtle Beach State Park this summer as well as the KOA in Wilmington, and a few others I have in mind.
So, all that said is why I am looking at a rig of this size. Like I said in an earlier post, I have a Class A now and it did its job at the time, but with no slides space was always an issue. I have enough experience to know that for me personally a Class C will do a much better job for what I need. I am divorced, so yes it will be me 90 percent of the time and I will be alone. But it would be nice to have the bunks for when the kids and grandkids come to visit.
