Winnebago quality
Getting rid of our class B & getting a short C. Salesman tell me Winnebagos are worth more (better build?). Looking at a 1996 24' with 52000 miles for $16,900. This is about $3000 more than a compara...
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The OP is looking for a short (24 feet on down) C. Probably Tiffin doesn't make short Class C motorhomes.
I'd rank short, but classical height/width (at least 93 inches wide and at least 10 feet tall), U.S. made Class C motorhomes about this way:
#1- Isata
#2- Coach House
#3- Lazy Daze (except for their wooden wall framing - if they still use it)
#4- Born Free/Phoenix Cruiser/Tiger(not sure Tigers are at least 93" wide)
#5- Winnebago and Itasca
#6 On Down - All the rest U.S. made classical height/width Class C motorhomes
In addition, there are some excellent classical height/width Class C motorhomes built in Canada that I'd consider used/new if shopping.
I'd rank short, but classical height/width (at least 93 inches wide and at least 10 feet tall), U.S. made Class C motorhomes about this way:
#1- Isata
#2- Coach House
#3- Lazy Daze (except for their wooden wall framing - if they still use it)
#4- Born Free/Phoenix Cruiser/Tiger(not sure Tigers are at least 93" wide)
#5- Winnebago and Itasca
#6 On Down - All the rest U.S. made classical height/width Class C motorhomes
In addition, there are some excellent classical height/width Class C motorhomes built in Canada that I'd consider used/new if shopping.
