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pnichols
May 06, 2013Explorer II
Well ... going by these links relating to features and frame construction showing that Winnebago, for one, does indeed use complete framing above the floor. I may have been wrong, as perhaps the framing is steel and not aluminum - although I may be confused about their Class A construction materials versus their Class C construction materials. Actually, I prefer steel, but is does weigh more and does rust.
The frame schematic on the left of the first link below is clearly the innards of a typical Winnebago-built Class C ... showing an extensive frame above the floor:
http://www.goitasca.com/products/2014/spirit_spirit_silver/key_features/superstructure/
http://www.goitasca.com/feature_comparison
The frame schematic on the left of the first link below is clearly the innards of a typical Winnebago-built Class C ... showing an extensive frame above the floor:
http://www.goitasca.com/products/2014/spirit_spirit_silver/key_features/superstructure/
http://www.goitasca.com/feature_comparison
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