Gjac wrote:
I would not rule out a short(24-28 Ft) Class A as a good compromise next camper for your wife. Generally they have better suspension systems,higher GC and more capacities like FW, and larger grey and black tanks over a Class C. If you get one with full basement storage rather than the little cut out doors you will have more storage also. And lastly they are easier to get in and out of the front cab area especially if you have bad knees and even the real short ones come with a queen size bed. I dry camp 95% of the time and the things I find as being most important are water,storage,living space,ground clearance and traction in that order. Twice in 10 years I wished I had 4 wheel drive, every thing else is a compromise.
I cannot argue with Gjac.....all very good points.