Reflections on 6 Months of RV Research! ;)
Hi Class C Forum, I caught the RV bug about 6 months ago after a particularly stressful stretch at work. Researching RVs has become the way that I decompress when I have some discretionary time. Cu...
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After reading through 13 pages of this thread I noticed the focus was on purchasing a mh which turned out to be a TT. The analysis was good; however, there was little focus on a goal for which the camper was to be used, i.e. fishing, traveling, socializing or just escaping the city for the weekend.
We started out with a TC so we could pull a fishing boat. It worked out great, but sitting all day while it rained in a dinette area was very uncomfortable. Later as the grandchildren out grew the need for fishing we started to travel the country and moved up to a Class A. It was great while we were parked, but as pointed out in several posts pulling a toad has its limitations. We still want to tour the country, but feel a Class C will allow us to travel without a toad most of the time, but will be able to pull a toad in times when we want to park down south. Our choice is a Itasca Navion 24G. I am now trying to downsize from the A.
We started out with a TC so we could pull a fishing boat. It worked out great, but sitting all day while it rained in a dinette area was very uncomfortable. Later as the grandchildren out grew the need for fishing we started to travel the country and moved up to a Class A. It was great while we were parked, but as pointed out in several posts pulling a toad has its limitations. We still want to tour the country, but feel a Class C will allow us to travel without a toad most of the time, but will be able to pull a toad in times when we want to park down south. Our choice is a Itasca Navion 24G. I am now trying to downsize from the A.
