Truck Conversions...
Hey Moderators, how about adding a section for truck conversions! Coaches like mine are not C's or super C's but class 8 truck conversions....it's bad enough we can't get into some of the class A onl...
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JTHarley - I have empathy for you. I always thought of ourselves as a small motorhome owner after we sold our relatively large Class A. Tried to fit in the Class B forum, but was frequently reminded that our RV is a Class C. The dealership that sold us our RV said we bought a B+ (21'-11") that had all the maneuverability of a Class B but just a tad taller and wider.
We, however, accepted our placement in the Class C forum. I wish that the forums could have originally been divided by size like SMALL, MEDIUM, LARGE, EXTRA LARGE, TOY HAULERS. The problems or questions that the small Class C has are more in common with the Class B. The RV's like yours do not have much in common with our small called B+ even though both of ours were built on a cut-away chassis.
And furthermore, the classifying of the forums by Class really confuses owners. The majority of motorhomes are self-contained and have furnaces, stoves, water heaters, air conditioners, televisions, converter/inverters, showers, generators, awnings, fresh-gray-black tanks, and propane. The differences in the above are size and not by the Class of RV.
I would vote in your favor. :)
We, however, accepted our placement in the Class C forum. I wish that the forums could have originally been divided by size like SMALL, MEDIUM, LARGE, EXTRA LARGE, TOY HAULERS. The problems or questions that the small Class C has are more in common with the Class B. The RV's like yours do not have much in common with our small called B+ even though both of ours were built on a cut-away chassis.
And furthermore, the classifying of the forums by Class really confuses owners. The majority of motorhomes are self-contained and have furnaces, stoves, water heaters, air conditioners, televisions, converter/inverters, showers, generators, awnings, fresh-gray-black tanks, and propane. The differences in the above are size and not by the Class of RV.
I would vote in your favor. :)
