Top RV manufacturers?

[lindalp]

I would appreciate your personal opinions, of the top quality makers of class c rv’s.
Sounds like Winnebago is the best, and Thor the worse.

We are looking for a good quality used class c. Which makers should I look at after Winnebago?

[Tom_Barb]

Bumpyroad wrote:

Second Chance wrote:
These are some of the best class Cs ever made. Might be hard to find a good used one, though, as people tend to hang on to them until...

Lazy Daze RVs

Rob

given the cost and quality of these, I was a little surprised to see that a back up / rear camera was an option.
bumpy

With today's wire less cameras they are an easy add-on.

[memtb]

midnightsadie wrote:
leisure travel van . www.leisurevans.com pricey but quality.

I think that TripleE and Leisurevan are one and the same, yes....very quality units!!!

[midnightsadie]

leisure travel van . www.leisurevans.com pricey but quality.

[folivier]

Really don't need a rear camera with the large rear window in my 26' Mid Bath Lazy Daze.

[Desert_Captain]

lindalp wrote:
I would appreciate your personal opinions, of the top quality makers of class c rv’s.
Sounds like Winnebago is the best, and Thor the worse.

We are looking for a good quality used class c. Which makers should I look at after Winnebago?

I think you are half right...

:R

[Bumpyroad]

Second Chance wrote:
These are some of the best class Cs ever made. Might be hard to find a good used one, though, as people tend to hang on to them until...

Lazy Daze RVs

Rob

given the cost and quality of these, I was a little surprised to see that a back up / rear camera was an option.
bumpy

[Second_Chance]

These are some of the best class Cs ever made. Might be hard to find a good used one, though, as people tend to hang on to them until...

Lazy Daze RVs

Rob

[memtb]

Triple E and Coach House come to mind. If you’re considering used, take a look at the Bigfoot ( made in Canada). They are no longer producing motor homes, but those were good units. Our “used” Bigfoot has one of the highest fresh water capacities of the class c units(if that is important to you), and is well insulated for cold weather use. Of course insulation works “both ways”....easier to cool in “hot” climates. All of the above were/are “pretty pricey” units though.

Most of the “smaller” class c’s have the Ford chassis. Try for the E 450 chassis, gives a little more suspension for the heavy unit, and “generally” has a lower gear ratio rear differential.....which gives greater towing capacity (for toads or boats), and better hill climbing performance ( nice in mountainous terrain and some campgrounds)

[Bumpyroad]

for a C, check to see if it has leaked yet.
bumpy

[gbopp]

I think you will find condition is more important than the manufacturer.

A well maintained Thor in good condition is a better choice than a poorly maintained and beat up Winnebago.

Take your time and look at everything, when you find something you like, inspect it or have it inspected.
Use your search as a learning experience.

Enjoy your travels.