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Small older class A's

kingbrutis
Explorer
Explorer
So I've been shopping for a motor home. Seems there are like a 10 to 1 ratio of class a's available compared to class c's in my price range. I am looking for something small and easy to get around in. Late 90's or newer and under $16K. So I have found 2. Allegro 25 foot and a Flair 25 foot. I did see a Trek, but was not crazy about the bed. Did they make smaller ones back then? Any experience with smaller models? Is there a difference on chassis they would be built on from say a 28 to 30 foot model?
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magik235
Explorer
Explorer
We like our 1993 Damon 25'.

cman60
Explorer
Explorer
Love our 28ft Flair. Been a good dependableRV.
Every day is a good day to ride, just some better than others.
1997 Fleetwood Flair
Towing either a 24 or 14 ft trailer full of motorcycles

bsinmich
Explorer
Explorer
Smaller class As do exist. By the age you are looking at many of the Cs have had enough rot in the cabover that they are junked. The Ford V10 replaced the 460V8 in 1998. The Chevrolet 454 was replaced by the Workhorse with the 8.1 GM engine. The small size you are looking at will not have an Allison trans. Early Ford V10s had self removing spark plugs on some until they added more threads in the heads. If you go larger you will have greater choices. Fuel mileage is improved with the newer chassis.
1999 Damon Challenger 310 Ford