Small C or longer B+?
Hi All, Its yet another RV newbie asking a "what should I buy?" type question! I've searched some threads and FAQs already, but if my answer lies in an existing thread please feel free to just po...
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Hi nwade,
We now have an Aspect 26a. We changed from a Jayco 23ft class c. The reasons were:
1. keeping the front cap sealed on the Jayco was a constant challenge
2. The rubber TPO roof was nearing is end of life 12 yrs
3. The Aspect has a fiberglass roof and have no leak problems
4. The Aspect has a full time bed (corner...but we use one of those bags with sheets)
5. over 6" narrower and not as tall, make driving through town and street parking much easier...just have to pay two meters ;-)
6. We are travelers more than campers so we don't use a toad and so far it has worked well for us. We do occasionally take a maxi scooter on a trailer.
7. Quality..dual pain windows and solid construction.
8. Drivability...no 3rd party add-ons required. Tracks well.
It all depends on your travel/camping needs, this one works well for us.
We now have an Aspect 26a. We changed from a Jayco 23ft class c. The reasons were:
1. keeping the front cap sealed on the Jayco was a constant challenge
2. The rubber TPO roof was nearing is end of life 12 yrs
3. The Aspect has a fiberglass roof and have no leak problems
4. The Aspect has a full time bed (corner...but we use one of those bags with sheets)
5. over 6" narrower and not as tall, make driving through town and street parking much easier...just have to pay two meters ;-)
6. We are travelers more than campers so we don't use a toad and so far it has worked well for us. We do occasionally take a maxi scooter on a trailer.
7. Quality..dual pain windows and solid construction.
8. Drivability...no 3rd party add-ons required. Tracks well.
It all depends on your travel/camping needs, this one works well for us.
