Class A Built for Two?
Looking for suggestions for smallish class A models that we should consider. It's just my wife and I, and we'd use it for long weekends and week or so vacations at first, and then in about two years o...
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Good comments and points made here. When we were first getting started over 20 years ago, we rented a 27' Tioga Class C, just to find out how we liked RVing.
We liked it a lot, but our experience with the Tioga showed us that we needed more room than the Tioga offered. A Class B might suit some people just fine, but others simply need more personal space. No one can know what will make you comfortable - it's a personal decision only you can make.
We ended up buying a used 37' Pace Arrow Class A gasser, and later traded it in for a new 40' diesel pusher. With just 2 of us and our small furball (dog), our current RV is 43' long, but I still consider it a "Class A Built for Two". It's a personal thing.
Which brings up my second point. Try to buy an RV you will enjoy for a while. It can be costly if you decide to trade up to get features you really wanted to begin with - RVs depreciate quickly.
We liked it a lot, but our experience with the Tioga showed us that we needed more room than the Tioga offered. A Class B might suit some people just fine, but others simply need more personal space. No one can know what will make you comfortable - it's a personal decision only you can make.
We ended up buying a used 37' Pace Arrow Class A gasser, and later traded it in for a new 40' diesel pusher. With just 2 of us and our small furball (dog), our current RV is 43' long, but I still consider it a "Class A Built for Two". It's a personal thing.
Which brings up my second point. Try to buy an RV you will enjoy for a while. It can be costly if you decide to trade up to get features you really wanted to begin with - RVs depreciate quickly.
