Small Class C with out tow car
I have been looking at down sizing from a class A and have been looking at small TT's (18-24 ft) and Class B's and B pluses(19-24 ft)when I came across a short Class C about the same size as the B plu...
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We have a 24' class c . We sometimes do not tow the car. 50/50.
For short planned trips where we know where we are going to be, determines if we bring the car or not.
When we go to state parks or boondock w/o hookups, we tow the car in order to use it to refill our 4 , 7 gal water jugs and take side trips to sightsee and visit friends/family.
If we use campgrounds with hookups, we leave the car at home and pre-plan for food. We tend to cook at the campsite and not go out to eat.
Using the rv alone has never been a problem. We get into all parking lots just like the delivery trucks do. I try to find a spot out of the way and walk the extra 300 feet to the store. I kill 5 calories doing that you know ! Each way !
If we were doing a long trip where we didn't know where we were going to park/camp then we would tow the car. It carries a lot of extra EQ and supplies.
For short planned trips where we know where we are going to be, determines if we bring the car or not.
When we go to state parks or boondock w/o hookups, we tow the car in order to use it to refill our 4 , 7 gal water jugs and take side trips to sightsee and visit friends/family.
If we use campgrounds with hookups, we leave the car at home and pre-plan for food. We tend to cook at the campsite and not go out to eat.
Using the rv alone has never been a problem. We get into all parking lots just like the delivery trucks do. I try to find a spot out of the way and walk the extra 300 feet to the store. I kill 5 calories doing that you know ! Each way !
If we were doing a long trip where we didn't know where we were going to park/camp then we would tow the car. It carries a lot of extra EQ and supplies.
