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Small Class A with Twin beds no slides

hedgehopper
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Do you know of a small Class A (say 25 feet or less) with twin beds and no slides?
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CVD
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Take a look at Lazy Daze (24 or 27 versions). Class C, but otherwise might be what you want.
Cliff

1999 Itasca 34V DP
2000 Jeep Wrangler
2014 Honda CRV

jplante4
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There's a 30 foot Safari Sahara for sale over on Facebook' Safari Motorhome Owner's Group by Barry Boyette. 250 HP CAT DP. Looks pretty nice. You might have to join to see the page.

Click
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tropical36
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D.E.Bishop wrote:
tropical36 wrote:
D.E.Bishop wrote:
The no slide is kind of a deal breaker with a 25 foot Class "A". There are two we are looking at, the Vegas/Axis and the Via. We both prefer the Via but it is a bit more. Take a look at the Vegas/Axis, with just one small slide.

The Vista 26he is another choice.

Why not just drop back a year for getting what you really want and for fitting your budget. Not only will you save money on depreciation, but maybe with a lot of bugs already out of it, with a previous owner making all the trips to the Dealer.


I'm not the OP and I don't have a problem, we're just looking.

OP or not, it's still worth some consideration.
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D_E_Bishop
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tropical36 wrote:
D.E.Bishop wrote:
The no slide is kind of a deal breaker with a 25 foot Class "A". There are two we are looking at, the Vegas/Axis and the Via. We both prefer the Via but it is a bit more. Take a look at the Vegas/Axis, with just one small slide.

The Vista 26he is another choice.

Why not just drop back a year for getting what you really want and for fitting your budget. Not only will you save money on depreciation, but maybe with a lot of bugs already out of it, with a previous owner making all the trips to the Dealer.


I'm not the OP and I don't have a problem, we're just looking.
"I travel not to go anywhere, but to go. I travel for travel's sake. The great affair is to go". R. L. Stevenson

David Bishop
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tropical36
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D.E.Bishop wrote:
The no slide is kind of a deal breaker with a 25 foot Class "A". There are two we are looking at, the Vegas/Axis and the Via. We both prefer the Via but it is a bit more. Take a look at the Vegas/Axis, with just one small slide.

The Vista 26he is another choice.

Why not just drop back a year for getting what you really want and for fitting your budget. Not only will you save money on depreciation, but maybe with a lot of bugs already out of it, with a previous owner making all the trips to the Dealer.
"We are often so caught up in our destination that we forget to appreciate the journey."

07 Revolution LE 40E_Spartan MM_06 400HP C9 CAT_Allison 3000.

Dinghy_2010 Jeep Wrangler JKU ISLANDER.

1998 36ft. National Tropi-Cal Chevy Model 6350 (Sold)

D_E_Bishop
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The no slide is kind of a deal breaker with a 25 foot Class "A". There are two we are looking at, the Vegas/Axis and the Via. We both prefer the Via but it is a bit more. Take a look at the Vegas/Axis, with just one small slide.

The Vista 26he is another choice.
"I travel not to go anywhere, but to go. I travel for travel's sake. The great affair is to go". R. L. Stevenson

David Bishop
2002 Winnebago Adventurer 32V
2009 GMC Canyon
Roadmaster 5000
BrakeBuddy Classic II

BigRabbitMan
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They used to make them. Mine is 29โ€™ and has twin beds which are convertible to a queen bed. There are some nicely restored units.
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tderonne
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Thor Axis/Vegas 24.1?

https://www.thormotorcoach.com/axis/floor-plans/241

One small slide though...
Tim

2004 Winnebago Adventurer 31Y
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Bumpyroad
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winnie makes a nice B van if that is big enough?
bumpy

way2roll
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I think you will have more luck with a small C or B+. Very few options in the Class A for 26 footers (nothing short of that) and I think the ride will suffer. A class B+ will ride much better and have higher MPG. Although I think you would spend more money on a B+ than a shorty A.

Jeff - 2023 FR Sunseeker 2400B MBS

Mr_Mark1
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Leisure Travel has a B+ that has two opposing sofa's that are easily converted into twin beds. They offer a front twin bed version on the Ford diesel chassis and a rear twin bed on the Mercedes diesel chassis. Both of these plans offer a full shower 'dry' bath.

I don't think there is a class-A in the 25 ft. range, it will be a class-B or C.

Good luck!
MM.
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Tripalot
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Check Phoenix Cruiser. Years ago we looked at a short model and it had facing sofas that went down to twin beds. It did not have a slide and was about 25 ft.
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