Pros/cons of class B and P/U slide in?
I'd appreciate any comments. Which would be best to purchase, a class B rig, or, a new P/U and slide in camper rig? If a person needed to purchase a new P/U to properly support a larger slide in campe...
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It depends on what you want to do with the RV.
Class B camper vans are usually 2wd, with low ground clearance. If you like to go off road, a 4wd pickup with a camper in the bed is a better choice. Sure, there are some 4wd vans out there. They are rare and very expensive, compared to the myriad of 4wd pickups available.
A pickup and camper is a multi-use vehicle. Drop off the camper and you can use your pickup for all sorts of things that you can't do with a camper conversion van. This is important particularly if your pickup is your only vehicle.
If you are looking for a dedicated RV-only vehicle, for mostly on-road use, the class B camper conversion van may be your better choice, or a small class C van-based motorhome.
Class B camper vans are usually 2wd, with low ground clearance. If you like to go off road, a 4wd pickup with a camper in the bed is a better choice. Sure, there are some 4wd vans out there. They are rare and very expensive, compared to the myriad of 4wd pickups available.
A pickup and camper is a multi-use vehicle. Drop off the camper and you can use your pickup for all sorts of things that you can't do with a camper conversion van. This is important particularly if your pickup is your only vehicle.
If you are looking for a dedicated RV-only vehicle, for mostly on-road use, the class B camper conversion van may be your better choice, or a small class C van-based motorhome.
