Pros/cons of class B and P/U slide in?
I'd appreciate any comments. Which would be best to purchase, a class B rig, or, a new P/U and slide in camper rig? If a person needed to purchase a new P/U to properly support a larger slide in campe...
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Photomike wrote:
BUT as I have talked about on other forums a huge drawback for me was the fact that I could not go from the front to the back without going outside.
This was one of the top 5 factors that pushed me into a Class B, the other was I wanted a standard size vehicle for access, parking, etc. So it was a small C or B. I didn't want another Class A, way to big for the two of us.
Other than the convenience of going from front to back without exiting the vehicle, was security. If I was ever boondocking and needed to leave quickly from a situation I wasn't comfortable with, I could just drop into the drivers seat and leave. I would not want to be stuck in the back of a truck camper wishing I could drive away and not being able to. Granted, not a concern in campgrounds, etc, but if you boondock it could very well be a concern. I always park such that I can't be blocked in without multiple vehicles, and have two direct easy exists. I just feel much safer.
