To B or not to B
We got our first RV 35' class A back in 2007. Now the kids are older and we're thinking to down size to a B or possibly a B+. Reason is simple, no more towing. Has anyone here downsize from a cla...
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overbrook wrote:LA88 wrote:
However, there are two things that I think I must have from class B. Stand up shower and a real queen/king bed.
From the previous Parking Class B posts, sounds like 23' is the max I should get and not longer. Yes/No?
If you want a real king/queen bed, you'll want a B+ with a rear bed and rear slide. That means a split aisle bath (toilet on one side standup shower on the other).
These are rare, but they are available from Coachhouse and a few other manufacturers.
When it comes to length and parking, anything under 26' is pretty easy to park in most parking lots and almost all campgrounds.
When it comes to short Class A's, Winnebago used to make one - saw one today listed at http://spacecoast.craigslist.org/rvs/5750363674.html
When it comes to driving a motorhome, it's the width that you have to worry about, not so much the length. Test drive a B+ and it'll feel like a sports car compared to your Class A.
Bill
Look at Leisure Travel Vans. Our B+ has a full queen bed with a residential style mattress and a walk in residential style shower with large dressing area.