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Jun 10, 2019

Sub 35 foot Well Built Motorhome?

Hi. I am going to be in the market for my next motorhome soon and am looking for one that is 35 foot or less in length. I am open to gas or diesel but it must have at least 6 seat belts for the wife and kiddos. What are some quality manufacturers out there? So far I've been looking at Tiffin and Holiday Rambler. Any others I should consider? I am moving from a Dynamax Isata 3 to this so I am looking forward to having more room inside. My previous motorhome was a 40 foot Winnebago diesel pusher. Great space but just too big for my needs and where we like to camp.

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  • mioutdoorsman wrote:
    . . . looking for one that is 35 foot or less in length. I am open to gas or diesel . . . I've been looking at Tiffin and Holiday Rambler. Any others I should consider?

    Country Coach
  • wolfe10 wrote:
    Looked at a 2001 Winnebago Journey 32' for a friend.

    Looked pretty well constructed on Freightliner chassis

    My concerns were:

    Basement air-- no longer in production.
    Smaller transmission (2000, not 3000).



    The basement AC had been back in production for several years:
    Coleman 2-ton Basement AC
  • mioutdoorsman wrote:
    How are the Thor Palazzo coaches? I have heard mixed reviews but curious if anyone has any real world experience.


    There is a Thor forum over on iRV2. Probably the best place to get some real world answers. Thor is generally considered to be at the low end.
  • My top 3 would be Newmar, Tiffin and Winnebago.
  • Well, If $$$ is not a concern Go with New Aire from Newmar or Tiffin Allegro Red or...the Foretravel (ic 37, the chassis is actually 35 ft).
  • Thanks for the ideas. How are the Thor Palazzo coaches? I have heard mixed reviews but curious if anyone has any real world experience. I love the size and layout of the 33.5 floor plan.
  • I miss my quiet basement air in our old Winnebago Luxor....This Monaco we have now has noisey roof air. Our Monaco is 36ft DP.
  • I've always liked the Winnebago Journey 32. I believe it has 6 seatbelts. The Journey is also available in 34 ft. The models I am thinking about were produced in the early 2000's