Class B for 3 adults?

[T__Anderson]

Is there a Class B that will comfortably sleep 3 adults? Or am I dreaming and should be looking for a C?

[Songbirds]

YES, Here this is for THREE ADULTS the COACHMEN GALLERIA Model 24T
Galleria 24T
Just pan down the page when the link opens and view the four floorplans and you will see the three Captain Chairs

[T__Anderson]

Thanks, gentlemen.

[TMBLSN]

magicbus wrote:

I tried to say this before but I guess not as well.

Dave

Yes, but I also wanted point out that ERA that meet the requirements.

[magicbus]

TMBLSN wrote:

T. Anderson wrote:
Is there a Class B that will comfortably sleep 3 adults? Or am I dreaming and should be looking for a C?

The Winnebago ERA 70A/170A very much fits your requirements.

There are a lot of nay-sayers on here that interject their opinions and biases rather than just answering a legitimate question.

In my OPINION, there are MANY different things to consider when choosing between a B and a C. It's the difference between buying a sports car and an SUV. They are VERY different RVs.

X2.
I tried to say this before but I guess not as well.

Dave

[TMBLSN]

T. Anderson wrote:
Is there a Class B that will comfortably sleep 3 adults? Or am I dreaming and should be looking for a C?

The Winnebago ERA 70A/170A very much fits your requirements.

There are a lot of nay-sayers on here that interject their opinions and biases rather than just answering a legitimate question.

In my OPINION, there are MANY different things to consider when choosing between a B and a C. It's the difference between buying a sports car and an SUV. They are VERY different RVs.

[omjones]

As Gaylord Maxwell said "You are always within shouting distance, and frequently
within striking distance."

[hoosiermark]

Hymer Aktiv has a pop up that is like the old VW vanagons and will sleep three. But like many people said, sleeping is only part of it, staying civil and friendly in close quarters while traveling is a whole different issue.

[theoldwizard1]

The Winnebago Fuse 23T looks nice !

[theoldwizard1]

cavie wrote:
depends on the relationship of the 3 adults, but no you need to look a "C"'s

Not real common, but a B+ might fill the bill. Basically a C without the overcab bunk. Maybe a bit shorter.

[Lwiddis]

As my old friend Ben Franklin said, “Fish and three people smell in three days in a B.”

[magicbus]

wildtoad wrote:
Quick answer - Nope. Yeah I know lots of people will “make do” with a B, but given the choice why? A B that will support three adults, clothes, gear is going to cost a lot more than a small C class which will be far better suited.

Many people don't "get" why some of us would never chose a C over a B, but that's OK because we have the option and it is a different discussion. I wouldn't travel in a B or C with three people. When I had a DP it was workable because of the bed/bath configuration and plenty of space to hang damp towels, but even that got old after a while.

Dave

[wildtoad]

Quick answer - Nope. Yeah I know lots of people will “make do” with a B, but given the choice why? A B that will support three adults, clothes, gear is going to cost a lot more than a small C class which will be far better suited.

[gbopp]

I assume you are planning on using the B to travel all over the country as you stated in a previous post.

You should forget the B and look at Class C units with a rear bed and a front overhang bed.
Setting up and taking down a dinette or couch as a bed gets real old, real quick. Trust me.

[T__Anderson]

Me, my wife, and grown daughter. But it sounds like a C would indeed be better.