Shortest Class C Recommendations
Hi, I am hoping to buy a used Class C to full time in, and need recommendations. I feel like a Class B would be too cramped for me plus they are too expensive :/ I want a short Class C (nothin...
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I feel our rig HERE is ideal full-timing for a single person who lives with basic needs. It might also work with a small pet but could be a bit of a stretch. I would not recommend full-timing with two people.
It measures 23'-8" end-to-end, 93" wide, 9'-10" over-all height, is fully equipped including a dry bath, two batteries, whole house inverter, large tanks of every type, 4000 watt generator, all practical-use house features & appliances like a big deep sink, fridge with separate freezer, decent stove...none are novelty features, a full time main floor double bed, huge outdoor storage (under the double bed), lots of interior storage, a practical dinette with a decent table & gobs of storage, an easy chair, a well place television and sound system, spare tire, awnings, well insulated, solid construction, and-on-and-on...
As soon as you get below that length, many such features quickly loose their practical usefulness. You often end up with things like a tiny bar sink, a tiny fridge, the toilet inside the shower, a conversion bed.....things like that which will get quite annoying to work with on a full-time basis.
It measures 23'-8" end-to-end, 93" wide, 9'-10" over-all height, is fully equipped including a dry bath, two batteries, whole house inverter, large tanks of every type, 4000 watt generator, all practical-use house features & appliances like a big deep sink, fridge with separate freezer, decent stove...none are novelty features, a full time main floor double bed, huge outdoor storage (under the double bed), lots of interior storage, a practical dinette with a decent table & gobs of storage, an easy chair, a well place television and sound system, spare tire, awnings, well insulated, solid construction, and-on-and-on...
As soon as you get below that length, many such features quickly loose their practical usefulness. You often end up with things like a tiny bar sink, a tiny fridge, the toilet inside the shower, a conversion bed.....things like that which will get quite annoying to work with on a full-time basis.
