Quest for Quality Small RV
We have been rving for 40 years and have always had small Rv’s under 30 ft. Some have been class A and some have been class C. Our first class A was a 1983 27 ft. Pace Arrow. When Tiffin came out with...
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Of course the word "Small" in your OP title is very important relative to what you found!
A somewhat more tough shopping challenge may be to find the best quality full size Class C. By "full size" I don't mean length. I'm referring more to height, slideless width, and coach tank capacity..
By pure luck years ago we located a new 101 inch wide, 11'6" tall, 24 ft. classic Class C that so far has turned out to be fairly reliable, roomy, and with tank capacities that permit decent drycamping. We are able to take it carefully offroad and be real comfortable in it when we get there because of it's dimensions and facilities.
But outside the above requirements and benefits, Coach House is a superb choice ... especially since the Platinum model is based on that great E450 chassis - which is chassis overkill in small motorhome models.
A somewhat more tough shopping challenge may be to find the best quality full size Class C. By "full size" I don't mean length. I'm referring more to height, slideless width, and coach tank capacity..
By pure luck years ago we located a new 101 inch wide, 11'6" tall, 24 ft. classic Class C that so far has turned out to be fairly reliable, roomy, and with tank capacities that permit decent drycamping. We are able to take it carefully offroad and be real comfortable in it when we get there because of it's dimensions and facilities.
But outside the above requirements and benefits, Coach House is a superb choice ... especially since the Platinum model is based on that great E450 chassis - which is chassis overkill in small motorhome models.
