c class MH

[pushtrk99]

Been looking for a Class C MH & noticed there are very few with NO slide-We prefer NO slide for reasons that we had good luck so far in our A's . Everything has slides and it seems if your in the market for something older there is always water marks, I thought the NO slide MH would be easier to find but not so-Rich

[Mekanic]

If you don't mind work, ..have you ever considered a skoolie?

http://www.irv2.com/forums/f20/possi...ne-388945.html

[pushtrk99]

At 73 I have not considered a SCHOOLIE- Sold our 2000 Fleetwood Flair and are planning on a Class C, little smaller, less tire expense, dealers in town can do some of the maintence, and autozone carries a lot of parts, just MA & ME so we don't need any fancy troublesome stuff- I assumed for around 20k we would be able to find a decent mh but WRONG again-We'll keep looking-thanks Rich

[Lazy Lynn]

If you prefer no slides the Lazy Daze is well worth looking at.

[CoastieSCPO]

Winnebago sells class C RV's with no slides.

[pushtrk99]

We are in the position to pay up to 20k and at that price we have looked at complete junk with water damage & 10 year old tires that look good if you only look at the thread and not the side wall or dates- starting to think we should of kept our A- Some people are really getting good at hiding water spots but soft spots can't be hid-Anyhow thanks Rich