What class am I/
Husband and I just purchased our first motorhome. A used 24 foot Carri-go. I might add that it is just soooo cute!! However, I don't know if it is a Class B or C, or maybe a Class B+ Could someone explain the differences to me?
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- for the op and the poster whose sister bought the older carri-go, it appears to use very similar body skin parts with the phoenix cruiser 2350, which is still in production.
- Looks like a C to me.
- Agree on being a class C. Oddly enough, I'd never heard of the Carri-Go but this past Friday on I-75 in Atlanta we passed one.
- A good rule of thumb I'd say is that its only class b if it still has the original van door/ doors on the back.
- If it's built on a cutaway chassis, it's a C, if built on a van chassis, full steel body to start with, it's a B
- I'm with the majority. It's a very small class C.
Jose - The one above is a Class C. Some may call it a B+ but what it really is, is a compact Class C. Again, built on a cutaway truck chassis, not a panel van.
Monaco Montclair wrote:
we had a carrie-go, by dynamax. nice unit.love it.just push a button and wala the queen bed. nice coach. the v-10 would realy go great, and endless power. now its all happy-camping
My girlfriend just purchased a 2002 Carri-Go 2501. The dealership thought it should be considered a C but seemed to not be 100% sure.
With the slide out.
- As a note, the terms B+ and C- (interchangable terms) are not really recognized types of RVs, they are terms used to represent a more compact Class C RV. The recognized types are A, B and C. Anything else is mere description.
- From your politeness and gracious demeanor I'll say you are 1st class in my book
