Are all super C's 4 wheel drive?

Grit dog wrote:

NamMedevac 70 wrote:
A lot of 4x4 RVs and trucks on the soft playa at the BM PRs in Northern Nevada. Many thousands of RVs including my former good heart TT. Yup.

Thanks for that?

Your welcome Muddog and I see you miss me as I am still living rent free in your little mind. I like free. Life is good

I did some homework and jayco makes one, nexus, dynamax our friends have...none our in our budget for new and wouldn't pay it anyway but they do indeed make them. How does house hold up, ah, not sure on that one. Maybe in how you drive...

JAX I am at the track and this thing next to me is a "super C home" and has 8 wheels in the back. + probably over 40ft long. Don't matter but it is NOT a truck conversion as in the original discription of a class C

For anyone that hasn't seen a 4WD Super C, here's a few to get you started.

4WD Super C's

ferndaleflyer wrote:
some have 8 back there--LOL

Nope, that’s a “Truck Conversion” or “Toter Home” camper, yet another creature.

some have 8 back there--LOL

“Are all super C's 4 wheel drive?“

Yes.

All 4 back tires are driven.

dcason wrote:
Wondering...saw and older conquest super C and was wondering.

I’d say the majority are not. However there are new ones built on class 5 chassis cabs from the big 3 that are 4wd. As well as older F series and Kodiaks.
Never seen a 4wd big boys super C like on a Freightliner M2 chassis but wouldn’t doubt if they exist.

theoldwizard1 wrote:
Anything built on a Ford E-Series is 2WD.

Most things built on Ford Transit or MB Sprinter are also 2WD.

Also don’t fit the definition of Super Cs.

NamMedevac 70 wrote:
A lot of 4x4 RVs and trucks on the soft playa at the BM PRs in Northern Nevada. Many thousands of RVs including my former good heart TT. Yup.

Thanks for that?