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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lizbard wrote:
I have bad knees and ankles and all the C's I tried, all had a step, never found one without it. With our health, we seem to need to get to the bathroom a lot more often. The C's also had weird configurations that just didn't work.
One thing someone told me was when I was looking at a RV, stand in front of the sink, stove, etc. and imagine I am fixing a meal. Is everything easy to reach, etc. Is the bed going to be easy to make? Basically, instead of just looking, make believe it is yours and will it work with your lifestyle or not?
You must not be looking at the right Class C's. as the other posted, we have less steps to get into the coach. It sits lower to the ground than Class A's. as far as from the cab to the rest of the coach, there's a small incline but not a step. Maybe a total of a 2" rise at the most over about 6" or so. The rest of the floor is flat. The toilet in ours is a little higher than some. But our bed is a queen bed walk around. We have a full wall wardrobe with 3 huge drawers and about 4-6 smaller ones. But still big. Our kitchen is has the fridge with the stove next to it with the sink next to the stove with about 5-6' of counter space beyond that. All in one spot right there.
