Comparing 3 Class Bs
I am researching new-to-me Class Bs. 65 year old woman, traveling solo with a dog. Long weekends and summer trips up to 2-3 weeks at a time. Handy with tools but limited automotive experience, but I a...
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The reality is that all three of the vehicles that she has listed are small Class C rigs. None are B's.This really is the best advice. Through no fault of the original poster who is new to RVing, the listed “B” RVs aren’t actually class B but really class C. Having moved (happily) from a Class A to a B I can tell you that a B and C are quite different.
So perhaps she needs to go over to the Class C board to find people who are familiar with these rigs.
That said, given the description on how it will be used I think the OP might want to consider a true class B. The problem there is that true class B units cost more “per square foot”.
Dave
