Thinking about buying Class C
We are considering buying a Class C. We have a 5th wheel Flagstaff classic super lite 26-28ft. depending on how you measure. We have loved the Forest River RV's, but we are having problems finding the...
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I'm prejudiced in favor of 27-28 foot Class C's with rear RV Queen bedroom, preferably with access on both sides, may have a bedroom slide. Not keen on slides due to potential problems. Make sure the chosen rig fits your driveway unless you have to store rig on a lot. Short rigs usually require sleeping in the overhead or on a jacknife couch, OK for kid guests. Take your time choosing length, model/floorplan, new vs sightly used, and popular brand name.
If you buy new, expect delays in usage while getting factory defects fixed by dealer. Don't buy extended warranty unless you can study the policy document and are aware of loopholes, exclusions and periods of coverage vs factory and chassis warranties. Few owners benefit from expensive extended warranties.
If you buy new, expect delays in usage while getting factory defects fixed by dealer. Don't buy extended warranty unless you can study the policy document and are aware of loopholes, exclusions and periods of coverage vs factory and chassis warranties. Few owners benefit from expensive extended warranties.
