Who has converted their Class C to 4X4
Another option I have considered is a 4X4 Class C. The towing capacity seems to be my greatest concern. I believe 5000 lbs is about Max. That would seem to leave 4 on the ground towing of a toad th...
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I saw that on some of the C's I looked at. I thought it was a typo.
The long rear overhang is a concern of mine also. But that is also why I was thinking of a 84 inch Cab and Chassis. Nothing really interests me smaller than the Lance 992. That's 10 foot of floor on a 8 foot bed. Close to 5 feet of back overhang. So that compromises towing to some extent.
I love the mountains. The kids love the beach. Trying to find a compromise vehicle does just that. Compromise the vehicle. LOL
Wish I could find a 22 or 23 foot Class C on a 10' Cab to axle e 450. v10 and convert it to a 4x4. I don't understand why they put the 22/23 footers on a short wheelbase e350 and then give it such a long rear overhang.. And most of those don't have a v10. Oh well, for about 180 grand I could probably find one. :>)
I saw that on some of the C's I looked at. I thought it was a typo.
The long rear overhang is a concern of mine also. But that is also why I was thinking of a 84 inch Cab and Chassis. Nothing really interests me smaller than the Lance 992. That's 10 foot of floor on a 8 foot bed. Close to 5 feet of back overhang. So that compromises towing to some extent.
I love the mountains. The kids love the beach. Trying to find a compromise vehicle does just that. Compromise the vehicle. LOL
Wish I could find a 22 or 23 foot Class C on a 10' Cab to axle e 450. v10 and convert it to a 4x4. I don't understand why they put the 22/23 footers on a short wheelbase e350 and then give it such a long rear overhang.. And most of those don't have a v10. Oh well, for about 180 grand I could probably find one. :>)
