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" ?
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hotbyte wrote:
Interesting side question...what is a large bus coach like a Prevost or even a skoolie? They start with a full body bus so are they class B? :) :) :)
A schoolie, or any other home-made conversion, does not necessarily fit any RVIA classification. Persons doing the conversion are not RVIA members, final product does not get RVIA certification.
The majority of motorcoach conversions are not done as RVs, rather for commercial purposes as entertainer or show crew transport, on-site entertainment venues, on-set housing for film production crews, etc. Those converted for sale as luxury RVs are usually marketed as Type A. Prevost builds a special chassis and shell for RVs (to accommodate slideouts and basement equipment) rather than their motorcoach.
