Why a small class C ?
We have had a 24ft C for about 10 years now. Other than weekends, and a few longer (extended family) campouts. 90% of our use has been road trips. Stay a night, rarely two and on the road again. Th...
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Hey Snowman.
Would like to hear more comparisons of usability issues yo've noticed moving from a TL 213. A permanent big bed seems to be a biggie for a lot of folk (I think Martha and I are neutral on this issue).
On toadlessness...I see you have not stayed overnight in Iowa's Amana Colonies, located a few hundred miles from you. You need to traverse a 7 mile loop to see all its great/interesting attractions (there is an old-time hardware store IIRC). To take in things like a homestyle farm all-you-can-eat breakfast (A MUST) requires you drive a couple miles from the RV sites (several hundred water/elec hookups.
This would be a great place to do a personal-preference study of how necessary a toad really is for you. Might even try it once w/ and once w/o a toad, but try w/o 1st
Would like to hear more comparisons of usability issues yo've noticed moving from a TL 213. A permanent big bed seems to be a biggie for a lot of folk (I think Martha and I are neutral on this issue).
On toadlessness...I see you have not stayed overnight in Iowa's Amana Colonies, located a few hundred miles from you. You need to traverse a 7 mile loop to see all its great/interesting attractions (there is an old-time hardware store IIRC). To take in things like a homestyle farm all-you-can-eat breakfast (A MUST) requires you drive a couple miles from the RV sites (several hundred water/elec hookups.
This would be a great place to do a personal-preference study of how necessary a toad really is for you. Might even try it once w/ and once w/o a toad, but try w/o 1st
