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Re: Diesel class c
We own what you described. A 25' Navion with two slides. The queen bed in the rear is perfect for us and the other slide gives you good living space and a double fold out bed. (The air mattress isn't bad) Ours is a 2013 Navion iQG made by Winnebago and with the diesel we could tow but prefer not to at this point. We can unhook in 10 minutes and drive it anywhere.336Views0likes0CommentsRe: Looking for Class C terminology
I own a Navion iQG which is the Itaska version of the Winnebago View Profile. I do believe that there is no such thing as a B+. These are C Class without a bed over. I previously owned a B (Gulfstream Vista Cruiser) and spent quite a bit of time on the RV.Net B site. Mr. Roadtrek and others clarified this confusion back then. If you are looking for a two person C Class I highly recommend the View Profile or Navion iQG which are both made by Winnebago.. Rumor has it the Winnebago will fade out the Navion and other Itaska models and just sell Winnebago labeled RVs.458Views0likes0CommentsNew York View/ Navion Spring Rally
There are three campsites available for an upcoming Rally at Sampson State Park in the Finger Lakes area of New York. We have 49 "Skinnie Winnie" registered. With workshops and dinner scheduled at a nearby Vineyard I wanted to let members of this site aware of this Rally. For more information please contact me at brucec315@gmail.com BruceNY 13NiQG1KViews0likes1CommentRe: Does a 22 foot B+ fit in a regular parking spot?
I own a Navion iQG which is 25'. My previous RV was a "B". With both I usally park in the parking lots where I can use two spots so I can pull through and exit forward. This way I fit and I get more exercise.:) Also, some might call my "C" a "B+" but I believe there is no such thing as a "B+"! Bruce NY 13NiQG25'5"523Views0likes0CommentsRe: buying a rental class B+
If your travels have you near Syracuse, NY this Spring considering attending our NY Spring Rally. We have 41 Views/ Navions and several other brands attending. For more info message me and I'll get you the info! Bruce NY 13 Navion IQG 25 (Winnebago)250Views0likes0CommentsRe: B+ desiels
As a 2013 Navion iQG (with 2 slides) I am bias towards the Skinnie Winnie. We love the slide in the back which gives us a walk around queen bed. I am very pleased with the quality. I owned a sprinter based 2005 B and love the extra room and driving our Navion with the dualies is excellent. Also, when I was a member of the RV.Net B group, they were very clear that a "B+" was a "C"! Bruce NY 13NiQG25'5"309Views0likes0CommentsRe: Itasca Navion iQ 24G
We have the 2013 Navion iQ G24 and love it. It takes one minute to make up or take down the bedding. We keep a 3" memory foam on the bed matTress which we pull over itself from back to front with the bedding. The small rear mattress pulls forward over the bedding. We have had occasion to have another person sleep on the sofa bed and with the privacy curtain felt very private on the rear queen bed.447Views0likes0CommentsRe: Itasca Navion IQ 24G review: Class C vs. small trailer
We own a new (2013) Navion iQ G24 which has two slides. The rear slide becomes a queen bed and is very comfortable. The slide behind the driver has a sofa that converts to another comfortable bed. It use an air mattress that can be set to whatever firmness you desire. We love our rig. Check out the different configurations.1.7KViews0likes0Comments
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