Hi and newby to the C class world
Hi gang, Frank here. I have been in the truck camper section for over 10 years, and will be searching for a small C after I move to Florida in a few months. I have done a bit of searching, but have ...
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If you are sleeping alone in the overhead bed, and you have good knees and feet, it can be quite comfortable. If sleeping with a partner, it's hard to get up in middle of night, climb down ladder, go to the john and return without disturbing partner, effort may make getting back to sleep difficult. A small corner bed is OK for a smallish person. Convertible sofas and dinettes for sleeping are OK for kids. You will need a min 27foot rig to get an RV Queen bed in a rear bedroom. Short rigs have very limited storage and cabinet room. For rear beds with access on both sides you need a 30 foot rig.
You might be interested in a Class B Roadtrek or similar depending on your intentions for using the rig. Class B van conversions are more expensive than short Class C's. Buying cheap requires due diligence as it can become expensive in repairs and upgrades. Know the total cost of ownership. Tires go bad in 5 years sitting parked,a used rig often needs six new tires at $300 apiece. Have brake fluid replaced and brake system and cooling system checked.
You might be interested in a Class B Roadtrek or similar depending on your intentions for using the rig. Class B van conversions are more expensive than short Class C's. Buying cheap requires due diligence as it can become expensive in repairs and upgrades. Know the total cost of ownership. Tires go bad in 5 years sitting parked,a used rig often needs six new tires at $300 apiece. Have brake fluid replaced and brake system and cooling system checked.
