No Slide Out Class C

[crochetdiva]

Does it exist with a cab over bed, dinette, sofa, and walk around queen bed?

Sara

[crochetdiva]

I want the cab over so I have a place for yarn. We are going between a travel trailer and a class C. My husband is going to go to an RV show in March but now I have a direction of brands to look at in the class C. I appreciate the help.

[OldRadios]

We have a 26Q and love the floor plan. We use the cabover for storage. The floor plans with the queen stuck in the back corner with the bathroom and a wall on each side were not for us. My wife loves having the back bedroom with a door. The 26 Q has a lot of rear outside storage. Over 100 cubic feet and with the queen bedroom it's still short enough to park in a pull through spot.

[ericsmith32]

Sounds like ours. Our's is economy model from Jayco. Sometime's slides would be nice but I like the ease of parking and simplicity of it.

[Kit_Carson]

j-d wrote:
There at least used to be some Winnebago no-slides and our Jayco (signature) is a no-slide 31.

I had a 2001 27' Minnie Winnie. I did not have the overhead bunk in front, rather an entertainment center. It served us very well. When I retired in 2008 we bought a new Winnebago Outlook 29' with two slides. Happy travels.

[j-d]

There at least used to be some Winnebago no-slides and our Jayco (signature) is a no-slide 31.

[ron_dittmer]

Hi crochetdiva,

If accommodating 2 parents and two kids, I think you are inquiring about a very comfortable floor plan. But if you are 3 or less, I strongly advise you drop the idea of having the cab-over bed and start looking at B+ floor plans. That is unless you can find a "C" that is without seam work in the front over-hanging area. Conventional class C with seam work there will eventually be letting in damaging water.

[gotsmart]

My Cruise America 28R does not have slide outs. It has a cab over bed, dinette, sofa, and a walk around island queen bed.

Interior pictures , Exterior pictures

You can see all my photo albums in the link in my signature.

[Pangaea_Ron]

I had a 2002 Triple E Senator 28 XL-C with those requirements. It also had a walk-around queen bed. It was a great MH.

[tenbear]

As others have said, the Four Winds 28A meets your description. I have had mine since 2004 and had very few problems. Meets all my requirements, DW would like more space.

[pianotuna]

Hi,

Yes, it exists. Mine is 28'5" and has your requirements.

crochetdiva wrote:
Does it exist with a cab over bed, dinette, sofa, and walk around queen bed?

Sara

[AndyW]

Sure. I've got one. 2004 Forest River Sunseeker 2900.

[DrewE]

My '98 Coachmen 315QB has exactly this layout (with an RV short queen), and also boasts a spacious kitchen by RV standards, with some genuine counter between the appliances and fittings. I like the layout a lot, though I may be a little biased in the matter.

[IAMICHABOD]

pauldub wrote:
Fleetwood Tioga 26Q had the configuration you describe. I don't know when they quit making that model.

The last year for the Tioga 26Q was 2007 and it came without the front cabover window and does not have a sofa,but has 100 CU Ft of storage in the rear compartment. It is shorter than the others mentioned above.

Great little RV,plenty of room and very easy to drive and park.

[tatest]

New or used? Around 2000-2006, almost every manufacturer was making one like that, it was often the largest C made for the rental market, 28-30 feet long. Stretch to 31-32 feet and you also got a small recliner or swivel rocker.

Today, no-slide is hard to sell, so dealers don't order them. FourWinds still makes the 28A floorplan for the rental market, Forest River makes the Coachmen Freelander 27QB but seems to have dropped the equivalent Sunseeker model from their retail lineup.

No LazyDaze models have slideouts. At least one floorplan has a walkaround queen, but I don't think it has the traditional rental market arrangement of dinette facing sofa, the front area is configured more like a lounge.