Questions before I take the plunge.
I'm at the initial stages of researching the idea of replacing my tow behind toy hauler with a Class C unit. The toy hauler fit the bill when I was living in another state and traveling long distance...
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Our 2004 Fleetwood 26Q is 27 feet long bumper to bumper. Most rigs are longer than the model number indicates. The 26Q has a rear bedroom with the RV queen size bed sideways, access on right side other side against the wall. Walkway at foot of bed for mirrored closet and TV etc., shelves. more cabinetry and drawers at the head of the bed and over it. We use a Trav Sac and don't need to make the bed. The basement storage/cargo bay is immense, lighted and with access on three sides. Also has a collapsible table in the bottom storage area. This model was discontinued a few years ago but other makers offer similar floor plans and used 26Q's are available. The 26Q also has overhead bed and convertible dinette bed, no slides. Driving and parking a 27 footer is not much different than a 24+ footer. They are all about the same width and height. Oh!, it has a spare wheel and tire mounted in the front of the cargo bay. Many current rigs don't come with a spare or provisions for mounting one. A spare comes in handy when the road service doesn't have a spare RV tire.
