24’ - 27’ floorplans.
Ok, after over 10 years in a long TT, I’m closing in on the floor plan decision for our first class c. My twin boys are 12 now, and instead of planning trips well in advance, hitching and hauling ever...
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Dusty R wrote:
Our 2915 Itasca 27Q with the E-450 has the cab seats that swivel, and has the chin on knees problem. I used some large angle iron to raise the seats for when we are in one place for a long time.
Dusty
I recall you mentioning that in other posts - a pretty good solution!
However, the ultimate aftermarket Ford cab seat bracket would be one that not only swivels - but can be raised with a lever 3-4 inches, too. I have my wallet ready.
By the way since your 27Q is apparently a basement model with taller outside storage bays -> do a couple of your storage bays have another cavity opening up high on the back wall of the storage bay that is another long, wide, and 3" to 4" tall storage area that goes cross-wise across the motorhome tucked in between the coach floor and the two frame members (since the coach floor is not right down onto the frame members)?
My E450 Itasca 24V has two of these in two of it's exterior storage bays. They're up high opening into the storage bays' back wall so their opening is dark and I didn't notice them until I had owned our 24V for a couple of years. These are obviously intended for long items. They're great for outside storage (instead of the shower or an inside closet) of long items such as fishing poles, shovels, brooms, beach umbrellas, spare sewer hoses, etc.. Way to go Winnebago with this design trick ... but it does take a basement design Class C to be able to have this!!
