Potential purhase of Super B or class C
We are considering buying a used C or Super B. Although we have owned almost every type of RV B's and C's are new to us. I have a lot of questions but will start with some basics. We are buying used a...
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Super B?
There is only a Class A, Class B, and Class C.
A B+ (also known as a C-) is a marketing term to denote a Class C with a reduced overcab bed/storage area. It is still technically a Class C though, since the definition of a Class C has to do with the enlarged body of the house, not just the cab overhang.
Please note that the B+ subcategory is below the Class C forum here.
Super C is also a marketing term to denote a Class C built on a much heavier truck chassis than the usual van chassis of the typical Class C.
But, to try to aid in your search, I have a 2007 Winnebago Outlook 31C that has a dinette (convertible to a bed), sofa (convertible to a bed), and a walk around queen bed in the rear. The sofa and dinette are in the single slide. I bought it new and it has been a solid performer.
There is only a Class A, Class B, and Class C.
A B+ (also known as a C-) is a marketing term to denote a Class C with a reduced overcab bed/storage area. It is still technically a Class C though, since the definition of a Class C has to do with the enlarged body of the house, not just the cab overhang.
Please note that the B+ subcategory is below the Class C forum here.
Super C is also a marketing term to denote a Class C built on a much heavier truck chassis than the usual van chassis of the typical Class C.
But, to try to aid in your search, I have a 2007 Winnebago Outlook 31C that has a dinette (convertible to a bed), sofa (convertible to a bed), and a walk around queen bed in the rear. The sofa and dinette are in the single slide. I bought it new and it has been a solid performer.
