Truck Camper, Class B or C for this?
I have done musical chairs for what I thought I need but I am taking my time and now, I am leaning more toward a Class B or small Class C. Here are some needs... 1 Me, solo, or with gf, not concern...
Forum Discussion
Bs are great but will not meet your needs re storage. I think all RVs have mechanical issues at some point. There are so many systems and parts that can have glitches.
A small C (25 or so feet) would probably work for you and are readily available used. Most have either generators or are wired for them. Some like ours have Diesel engines and generator options if that appeals to you.
Bathroom and shower small but functional. Keep in mind that the more you use your shower, the more often you have to dump. Many people take advantage of campground showers when they are clean and roomy.
The ducted air conditioning works very well on either shore power or generator 120 - our B had a unit that chilled well and quickly but uncomfortably blasted right over the bed. For heat, you can set the A/C, use the propane furnace, or plug in a space heater.
Ours has a rear slide for a queen bed. Decent comfort and size, uses standard queen linens, easier to get out of for two people than a corner bed. Downside is mattress has to be folded in when you bring in the slide, but it's designed that way and easy enough.
Storage on some Cs like ours is OK but not plentiful or made for large objects, so that cab-over advice is good - would give you an empty bunk to utilize.
A small C (25 or so feet) would probably work for you and are readily available used. Most have either generators or are wired for them. Some like ours have Diesel engines and generator options if that appeals to you.
Bathroom and shower small but functional. Keep in mind that the more you use your shower, the more often you have to dump. Many people take advantage of campground showers when they are clean and roomy.
The ducted air conditioning works very well on either shore power or generator 120 - our B had a unit that chilled well and quickly but uncomfortably blasted right over the bed. For heat, you can set the A/C, use the propane furnace, or plug in a space heater.
Ours has a rear slide for a queen bed. Decent comfort and size, uses standard queen linens, easier to get out of for two people than a corner bed. Downside is mattress has to be folded in when you bring in the slide, but it's designed that way and easy enough.
Storage on some Cs like ours is OK but not plentiful or made for large objects, so that cab-over advice is good - would give you an empty bunk to utilize.
