Portland RV show
Really examined Class Bs in person. Most of them I don't see how two people can live in them, vs just my self a 85 pound dog. I wanted to like the Travato, but the upfront area with the dinette and th...
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Davydd wrote:the bear II wrote:
Moral of my post... don't be crammed... go big and enjoy you'll get used to it.
Why don't you meet me next spring at Natural Bridges National Monument Campground in Utah next spring and discuss this over a beer. Oh! I'm sorry, they won't let you in. ;)
I've had the 33' Class A w/Toad and also a pop up. I don't need a huge vehicle and value the ease of driving a class B or B+. I've driven an A so I do know what it's like.
In regards to the B/B's being over priced...yes you get more for your $ in an A, but also A's deprecated like a rock. Depreciation on B/B+'s is amazingly much less than A's. It's almost worth it to buy a brand new B/B+ (good quality) than to buy a used one.
