P32 or W20 workhorse
We are ready to buy a class A gas motor home. Looking at years 2003 - 2005, 30' - 33' in length. I see that we could end up with an independent suspension P32 or a straight axel W20 chassis. I recentl...
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Gale Hawkins wrote:
Bumpy you know that your last post is false. It was a decent chassis when we bought it in 2007 and drove it home.
We have driven and enjoyed the ride and handling our P30 based MH about 20K miles. We have driven it 1000 miles after removing the worn out air bags and coil springs.
I am talking about the old original P-30/32 bread truck chassis. yes after Ford came out in 1999 with a decent gasser and a few years later workhorse finally made theirs decent.
nothing false about that My only warning for folks would be that workhorse slapped their name on the old P-30/32 so folks getting those originally were buying a sub standard chassis.
bumpy
