Slides on a 26-29 ft. Class A or C

Also keep in mind that slides on the passenger side will extend into your campsite area. Can be an issue in smaller campsites

Keep in mind that slides came out in 1990 by Newmar. They had them for many years until others began adding them as an option in the mid 90's. They are fairly rare until the 2000s began to get them more common. They sure do add a lot of nice space but we got along without prior to them coming out. It reminds of my college geography professor stating "A luxury, once attained, becomes a necessity".

I didn't even realize the 2914s were out yet.

My 2941DS Forester Class C has 2 slides, they are opposing, in the living room, the couch slide on one side, the dinette slide on the other side, both have toppers. but with buying anything used, it all depends on how they're used & maintained.

zekegb wrote:
Think about how you like to camp and where you like to go.
We have a 2003 Monaco Safari Trek 2810. Treks are unique motorhomes, they do not have a bedroom. The bed is in the ceiling of the living room and comes down at night. We have a full-size queen bed. Therefore, we have the living space of a 38 ft. RV on a 29 ft. chassis plus a full-size bathroom. If you can live with the bed, you will love a Trek.

Trek is a high-end motorhome with all the features and quality of the big rigs. Real wood cabinets, inverter, and much more. Some have slides in the galley and dinette area, ours does not have slides.

Based on your recommendation, just spent 2 hours researching these. Very impressive RV's and I DO like the bed system. Finding one in Florida might be a challenge though. Thanks

Think about how you like to camp and where you like to go.
We have a 2003 Monaco Safari Trek 2810. Treks are unique motorhomes, they do not have a bedroom. The bed is in the ceiling of the living room and comes down at night. We have a full-size queen bed. Therefore, we have the living space of a 38 ft. RV on a 29 ft. chassis plus a full-size bathroom. If you can live with the bed, you will love a Trek.

Trek is a high-end motorhome with all the features and quality of the big rigs. Real wood cabinets, inverter, and much more. Some have slides in the galley and dinette area, ours does not have slides.

Tiffin made a 26ft Class A with bedroom slide. Not sure, but later 28's might of added a frontroom slide also. Last we looked was around 2004.

Boyz312 wrote:
Is their a make/model in the 26-29 ft range that comes with slides that anyone would recommend. Looking at older models due to budget constraints. Thanks !

I have a 2008 Winnebago Outlook, 29', with two slides and I am very pleased with the unit. The couch is opposite the dining table and slides out on the driver's side. In the bedroom in back the bed slides out on the driver's side as well. I would prefer one slide on one side and one on the other, but I still like the MH the way it is.