Need info on 1989 Tioga Montara
Hi there, this will be my first post, so forgive me if I'm up there on the newbie scale.. I have been looking and researching RVs, trailers and the like for about 3 months now and I have saved up e...
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DuetTogether wrote:
I appreciate your thorough reply, but I do disagree that a 26' is needed to be comfortable. We are both under 30 years old and very active so most of our time will not be spent in the rig. The boyfriend and I share one room in the house we are currently in, we live out of a mini fridge and a plastic box for dry food storage and our current bed is only accessible from one side and we don't disturb each other..we actually alternate between who sleeps on the outside each night (lol). We would even be fine without a table or chairs because we eat dinner, play video/board games and everything else in our bed. We are looking for a small small rv that is easy to drive and maneuver. We test drove a 24' and it was way too long for what we are wanting.
Sounds like you might be better off with a class B. Just remember that there is little to no storage space once you drop down too 22' or below.
We have the same rig as Bordercollie and tow an enclosed trailer with our Harleys. I use to have a 19' B and there's really no issues driving the 27' which gives us a lot of storage and a full time queen bedroom. In fact, our C with the E-450 chassis handles better than our 19' B did.
