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Re: OT: Buying an RV need some advice please.


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Posted by Leroy on February 25, 2009 at 05:59:35 from (216.201.38.93):

In Reply to: OT: Buying an RV need some advice please. posted by fudpucker on February 24, 2009 at 18:38:37:

Class C equals no or very poor bed, Father in law had one that we used and the bed over the drivers seat he used but deither me or the wife could get in, that just left the seats that folded down to make a bed the size of a twin that we both had to sleep in, very uncomfortable. First trailer we owned had new interior put in and as we were looking at it smelled a amonia oder but never thought anything of it as he was using a jug of washing amonia at the time, refreigerator was bad and as soon as the first rain came the interior was flodded, inproperly put an air conditioner on the roof and I ended up replacing the rafters in the roof as well as the ceiling pannels, and it only had the beds that you had to pull out and fold down every night. it is a 20' unit. Second is a 24' with twin beds in a bedroom and nice for traviling but would not be good to live in for a week as no place to set and stretch out your legs except on a bed. You need to find at least a 28' to be able to have a chair in it. Never had a fifth wheel and would not even consider one as I always have a top on the bed to keep stuf in that I can not keep in trailer. Then depending on where your brothers place is you may not by law be allowed to sleep in it, it is that way in all towns around me. You would need to find a camp ground to park it in. And if your brother is in town he would have no way for you to hook up the drains.


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