why a class c over a class a ?
Hi, i wonder what is the advantage to buy a class c over a class a ? There is some 28 foot class a that are not much more expensive than a C, so tell me what i dont understand !
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We have had a couple of each over the years. As mentioned, the A's are very nice once parked. We used an A the 2 1/2 years we full timed it. It had a drivers side door, but you needed to be a mountain climber to use it. With our C's, having the two doors off the cab was great when traveling, stopping to fuel up, etc. plus my wife found the C easier to drive and more auto like looking forward out the windshield.
A bunk model C was perfect for us when our daughters were young, but the A worked better when we were living in it and parked, sometimes for a month or more at a site. Class C units have seemed to get longer as time has passed and the amount of rear overhang needs to be watched, especially when turning in close quarters.
At different stages of our lives, different types of RVs have worked better for us, which is why at the present time we have neither a C or an A.
A bunk model C was perfect for us when our daughters were young, but the A worked better when we were living in it and parked, sometimes for a month or more at a site. Class C units have seemed to get longer as time has passed and the amount of rear overhang needs to be watched, especially when turning in close quarters.
At different stages of our lives, different types of RVs have worked better for us, which is why at the present time we have neither a C or an A.
