Class A to Hybrid: "Rightsizing" experiences?
Hi all, Thanks in advance for any-and-all thoughts on this. Can't hurt my feelings, and interested in any perspective. Yes, I know I'm biasing my sample by asking the Hybrid forum, but figured th...
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Can't say I can exactly relate. But I will tell you that
BTW, we just purchased our 2nd hybrid this year. We had the previous one for 10 years, and we are now in our 50s. We love having a hybrid.
I like the suggestion that dadmonh gave, seeing if you can find a rental hybrid. There are RV dealers that will tow a rental to a nearby destination and pick it up when you are done. At least in WI there are a couple that do that.
- Hybrids are not for everyone. For many of the reasons in previous posts they just don't work out for some folks.
- Be aware of noise. If you had tents and pop-ups in the past you already know, but you can hear everything outside, and everyone outside can hear you.
- "Common" bunkend "warping" isn't really common. It may have been on some early models. But we never had an issue in 11 seasons of owning hybrids. I have not heard of people complaining about this on anything made in the 10-12 years.
BTW, we just purchased our 2nd hybrid this year. We had the previous one for 10 years, and we are now in our 50s. We love having a hybrid.
I like the suggestion that dadmonh gave, seeing if you can find a rental hybrid. There are RV dealers that will tow a rental to a nearby destination and pick it up when you are done. At least in WI there are a couple that do that.
