What is the difference between a Class B+ and a C ?
I always thought the B+ used the "stock" van body with maybe a raised roof ? I am now seeing some so called "B+" RVs with non-stock bodies and slideouts ! Why not just call them a "C" ?
Forum Discussion
A B+ is a C; Gulfstream started calling their no-bunk C's B+ and it stuck.
A B is a van conversion.
RV Industry Association defined these RV types (not "classes") somewhat arbitrarily, but marketing guys at manufacturers created more "classes" such as B+ and SuperC. There are assorted recreational vehicles that don't fit any of RVIA classes (e.g. road-show crew coaches, toterhomes and sleeper-cab tractors), but then their manufacturers are not RVIA members and don't really care about RVIA classifications.
A B is a van conversion.
RV Industry Association defined these RV types (not "classes") somewhat arbitrarily, but marketing guys at manufacturers created more "classes" such as B+ and SuperC. There are assorted recreational vehicles that don't fit any of RVIA classes (e.g. road-show crew coaches, toterhomes and sleeper-cab tractors), but then their manufacturers are not RVIA members and don't really care about RVIA classifications.
