How hard are these RVs to drive?
I only have a standard drivers license. I am thinking if I go Class C or A, I will attempt to stay less than 30 ft in length. The pull behinds really scare me but do interest me as I can separat...
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I started out with a 10 year old 1985 Class C, and it would not tow anything! The engine tends to overheat a little bit on a hot day, so I had to do some modifications to cool off the transmission, and that took care of the engine overheating a little bit.
I traded that in on a 30' Bounder without a slide, I still have it. Paid for, and nothing with a larger bathroom, so I will keep it for a while.
I agree that it is much easier to back a 30' motorhome into a campsite than to back up a 25' trailer behind a 20' long truck!
You can pick out a class C in the size range you are looking at, and they have some great layouts now that you can also get a slide. I recommend starting out used at first, but who knows?
Good luck!
Fred.
I traded that in on a 30' Bounder without a slide, I still have it. Paid for, and nothing with a larger bathroom, so I will keep it for a while.
I agree that it is much easier to back a 30' motorhome into a campsite than to back up a 25' trailer behind a 20' long truck!
You can pick out a class C in the size range you are looking at, and they have some great layouts now that you can also get a slide. I recommend starting out used at first, but who knows?
Good luck!
Fred.
