Thinking about buying a class c
I am retired and thinking about buying a class c for my wife and me.How old can I consider? What should I look for? Do not want a real big one.
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It's hard to judge condition based on pictures and a dealer's claims. That said, it does appear to be pretty well kept up.
One thing to think about carefully with this unit is the lack of a fixed bed. This means you'll have to either clamber up to the cabover bunk to sleep (and clamber down to use the restroom), or convert the dinette or sofa into a bed every night and back again every day...and put up with their lumpiness. The cabover bunk can be comfortable enough to lie down on, but likely has low headroom--sitting up straight may well be impossible--and may not get much air conditioning airflow.
The trimmed off rear ladder is strange and unhelpful.
One thing to think about carefully with this unit is the lack of a fixed bed. This means you'll have to either clamber up to the cabover bunk to sleep (and clamber down to use the restroom), or convert the dinette or sofa into a bed every night and back again every day...and put up with their lumpiness. The cabover bunk can be comfortable enough to lie down on, but likely has low headroom--sitting up straight may well be impossible--and may not get much air conditioning airflow.
The trimmed off rear ladder is strange and unhelpful.
