Thinking of "Full Time" with your help
Hello folks. This is my first post so be gentle... I’ve read many posts on different forums on a great deal of issues and hope I’ve learned enough to not ask too many dumb questions. Now there ...
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Some to look at for starters: Newmar (prejudiced); Country Coach; Beaver
Many mfg. use the same components, i.e. furnaces, air conditioners, toilets, etc. The inside carpentry can give you a hint of quality. Look at the fit of the doors, trim, cabinets, drawers. If you're full-timing you want something that can withstand constant daily use. Carpeting you can always change out or replace with a solid floor. You can easily change furniture and window coverings, if needed, so if looking at used overlook the cosmetic issues and zero in on the build.
Many mfg. use the same components, i.e. furnaces, air conditioners, toilets, etc. The inside carpentry can give you a hint of quality. Look at the fit of the doors, trim, cabinets, drawers. If you're full-timing you want something that can withstand constant daily use. Carpeting you can always change out or replace with a solid floor. You can easily change furniture and window coverings, if needed, so if looking at used overlook the cosmetic issues and zero in on the build.
