Should I buy a class C or class A?
I bought a HTT that I love and pull it with a 14 pax van. Bought it about 5 years ago when it was just me, my wife and the dog. I got the van because it tows much better than my wife's Jeep and was p...
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One of the other advantages for the "C", is that most are equipped for a larger group of people. Ours will supposedly hold 8 people, but I think we would feel comfortable with 5-6. The "A" is usually configured for less people....though there are Bunk models out there(though probably not in your price range).
With young children, you may want to use the galley table bed for them, since it's got the ends, and you can make some sort of safety rail to keep them from falling out. (many of the "A" units just have a table and chairs)
The steps that people are mentioning shouldn't bother a young family. We're older, so it's one of those things WE notice.
The suggestion about "trying it out" is excellent....since that is the only way you will really know. We can all look at photos and floor plans, but standing there is the true test:)
Mileage is going to run 6-9 mpg...unless you get one of the Sprinter chassis models, but they are really going to be a bit small for a growing family. Great for a couple, or maybe 3 people, but start getting tight as the group grows.
Good luck with your search.
With young children, you may want to use the galley table bed for them, since it's got the ends, and you can make some sort of safety rail to keep them from falling out. (many of the "A" units just have a table and chairs)
The steps that people are mentioning shouldn't bother a young family. We're older, so it's one of those things WE notice.
The suggestion about "trying it out" is excellent....since that is the only way you will really know. We can all look at photos and floor plans, but standing there is the true test:)
Mileage is going to run 6-9 mpg...unless you get one of the Sprinter chassis models, but they are really going to be a bit small for a growing family. Great for a couple, or maybe 3 people, but start getting tight as the group grows.
Good luck with your search.
