recommendations for class C for overnights at ski resort
TL;DR
Recommendations wanted for class C
- class C with bunk over cab
- 4x4
- no slide-outs
- fresh/gray/black/plumbing in the heated space
My local ski resort, Crystal Mountain, WA, has RV spots with electrical hookups. The road up to the area has some winding steep spots that can be tricky in the snow, and the parking lot gets icy as well, so I want 4WD. Ski gear takes a bunch of room, especially to hang out and dry overnight, and I haven't found a floor plan of a class B with enough room for two skiers and gear.
I'm looking for recommendations for a class C
- that is designed for continued exposure to cold mountain nights
- has 4WD, or lends itself to conversion by a company such as Quigley
- has no slide-outs (chipping frozen slush off the top of a slide-out at the end of the ski trip is no fun)
- has a cab-over bunk so that between the master bed and the cab-over, we don't need to convert the dinette to sleeping
Opinions?
Thanks in advance.
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Mike S
Seattle, WA
Recommendations wanted for class C
- class C with bunk over cab
- 4x4
- no slide-outs
- fresh/gray/black/plumbing in the heated space
My local ski resort, Crystal Mountain, WA, has RV spots with electrical hookups. The road up to the area has some winding steep spots that can be tricky in the snow, and the parking lot gets icy as well, so I want 4WD. Ski gear takes a bunch of room, especially to hang out and dry overnight, and I haven't found a floor plan of a class B with enough room for two skiers and gear.
I'm looking for recommendations for a class C
- that is designed for continued exposure to cold mountain nights
- has 4WD, or lends itself to conversion by a company such as Quigley
- has no slide-outs (chipping frozen slush off the top of a slide-out at the end of the ski trip is no fun)
- has a cab-over bunk so that between the master bed and the cab-over, we don't need to convert the dinette to sleeping
Opinions?
Thanks in advance.
--
Mike S
Seattle, WA
