What's with the ridgey exterior walls on the Jayco TTs?

Marsland wrote:
MookieKat,

Please take no offense to what I say, but respectfully, looking for the most ideal material, the best floorplan, and so forth is an impossible task. You will get people to agree and disagree on almost every question you ask.

As far as the "best" construction goes, how much money do you want to spend? That's probably the answer to that question.

There are literally probably millions of happy campers out there with dozens of different type materials and thousands of floor plans. To go out and for your first purchase find the exact match for you is shooting for the moon. It's most likely not going to happen.

Simply stated, there is no perfect RV, hence all the different options out there. Find one you think you can live with and jump into the pool. And be adaptable. Otherwise you'll undoubtedly be unhappy.

I've had, let me see, 11 different RV's over about 35 years, all types, mostly used, some new. Happy with all but one, old class C motor home, was really a piece of junk, my bad. We just enjoyed what we had. But they all have limitations. Size, weight, capacity's, comfort.

Don't get me wrong, there's nothing wrong with researching and learning. Just don't over think this. You'll wind up with no RV or unhappy with your choice.

Again, Respectfully submitted,
Richard