70 to 80 years old ! with a class C
Is their any one that is 70 to 80 years old with a class C that sleeps in the over head bed ? is it hard to get in and out and for making up the bed. Thinking of going from a trailer to a small C 22/2...
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OP, my previous post was based on a mistaken impression that you were going to be traveling solo.
There are some nice twin bed plans coming out now in the aforementioned Transit and Promaster based B+ models. And, the Phoenix Cruiser 2252 is really neat. It's what we would buy if we were buying today. It's about 27 feet, though. The 2551 is a foot shorter. I think they have 23 gallon gray tank and 38 gallon black tank, though. That's a problem on the gray. Some of their other models have the opposite tanks. It must depend on where the bathroom is.
We have a 60x80 bed in our 25 foot Sunseeker 2300. But the inside person has to crawl on and off over the foot end of the bed. I tell my wife it's part of the exercise program. :)
It has a 45 gallon FW tank, plus the water heater. And the gray and black are 39 each, I think.
As mentioned earlier, it's pretty easy to drive. Up till now we have never towed with it. We've driven it 13K miles, and stop in any store parking lot, restaurant, and go into towns all the time. When we sit in one place for long periods in the winter in AZ, we wish for more room. Well, we wish for a comfortable place to sit around.
There are some nice twin bed plans coming out now in the aforementioned Transit and Promaster based B+ models. And, the Phoenix Cruiser 2252 is really neat. It's what we would buy if we were buying today. It's about 27 feet, though. The 2551 is a foot shorter. I think they have 23 gallon gray tank and 38 gallon black tank, though. That's a problem on the gray. Some of their other models have the opposite tanks. It must depend on where the bathroom is.
We have a 60x80 bed in our 25 foot Sunseeker 2300. But the inside person has to crawl on and off over the foot end of the bed. I tell my wife it's part of the exercise program. :)
It has a 45 gallon FW tank, plus the water heater. And the gray and black are 39 each, I think.
As mentioned earlier, it's pretty easy to drive. Up till now we have never towed with it. We've driven it 13K miles, and stop in any store parking lot, restaurant, and go into towns all the time. When we sit in one place for long periods in the winter in AZ, we wish for more room. Well, we wish for a comfortable place to sit around.
