Still looking for a short Class A 30-34 ft

DryCreek wrote:
Well, if you've got time - come on down to Texas!
PPL has three locations - and quite a large selection of class A motor homes on their lots.

Here is my favorite so far:

33' Southwind www.pplmotorhomes.com/classa/2005-Southwind-By-Fleetwood-35059.htm


and a very close runner-up!

30' 2007 Damon Daybreakhttp://www.pplmotorhomes.com/classa/2007-Damon-Daybreak-32978.htm

and another one that may be in your size range:

http://www.pplmotorhomes.com/classa/2008-Winnebago-Sightseer-35048.htmhttp://www.pplmotorhomes.com/classa/2008-Winnebago-Sightseer-35048.htm

Starting next weekend we should be hot on the chase for a class A. We sold one of our pickups last week, and tomorrow I hope to see the new owner of our Terry Quantum fifth wheel show up with money in his hands.

I am trying to keep our length in the 30 to 34 foot range for two reasons:
1 - we like to visit the state parks, and those are about the longest rigs that will fit comfortablycomfortably in every park I know of.

2 - our RV carport is only 34'10", with no room to expand.

Thanks for the link I have the same reqs as you for my driveway and the way I camp. I called the sales men and had them look at theses MH's the Sightseer was nice but no pass tru storage. The Daybreak which will usually have a nice big pass tru storage in the rear had non because of the slide in the rear. The other two pass trus were very small. Still looking.