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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About C's: You generally need a 27 foot rig to have a rear bedroom with RV Queen bed and related cabinet/closet space. Kids are happy sleeping in the overhead or on convertible sofas and dinettes, mature adults with arthritis, etc., not so much. Our 27 footer is handy for theme parks, days at local parks, mall and restaurant parking lots, etc., in addition to camping and touring. Any longer and rig becomes less versatile. Slides are nice but add weight and can have electro-mechanical problems. A's longer than 27 feet don't seem as versatile and are more suited to couples that want to stay in nice RV parks.
We don't tow but don't want to leave camp spots often, takes onlya few minutes to disconnect and reconnect.
We don't tow but don't want to leave camp spots often, takes onlya few minutes to disconnect and reconnect.
